UDS handed over elements of a downed enemy plane to the Museum of the Ministry of Defense

While working in the Kyiv region, UDS sappers picked up an element of an enemy SU-34 aircraft that was shot down in the Ukrainian sky.

💺The pilot's seat with the license plate and the name of the invader (which has already turned into fertilizer) was checked for explosive objects or ambushes. It was decided to transfer this bright sample to the museum of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine as an illustration of the war.

The pilot's seat of the downed enemy Su-34 fighter-bomber, which was transferred to the museum of the Ministry of Defense.

"The territory of the Kyiv region is simply littered with the mud of war. There are very interesting finds, but important, I emphasize! !️ In no case should you touch them unless you are a sapper. Any object left behind by the war can be dangerous. The enemy is insidious and often leaves ambushes and mines objects that attract attention. I especially ask parents to pay attention to this so that children do not approach such objects, because it is dangerous⚠️. Together, we will definitely clear the earth of the dirt of war, but this, unfortunately, will take a very long time. Be careful and take care of yourself," commented Dmytro Garbuzov, who is the head of the NTO group No. 1.

A representative of UDS together with the director  National Military History Museum of Ukraine by Yuri Koshel.

📍Currently, the find is in the National Military History Museum of Ukraine at ul. Hrushevsky, 30/1 (Central House of Officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine).

The museum invites visitors to familiarize themselves with this exposition.

UDS will continue to replenish the museum fund with interesting finds!

VIDEO: UDS replenished the museum of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine with their findings