In the Grodno district, local residents found explosive objects in the Svislach River. It turned out that these were World War II shells, reports the Ministry of Defense.

Photo: Ministry of Defense
Divers from the anti-mine center of the Armed Forces and the 557th Engineering Brigade arrived at the scene. Specialists examined a section of the river at a depth of about 2.5 meters, recovered the dangerous finds, and destroyed them on site.
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