Estonia delivers aid for underwater mine clearance to Ukraine
Ukrainian rescue workers have received a batch of aid for underwater mine clearance from Estonia.
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine
The report says that Estonian rescue workers delivered 90 metal detectors and four specialised vehicles to their Ukrainian counterparts from Mykolaiv on 1 August.
It is noted that Mykolaiv rescue workers also received humanitarian aid from the municipality of the German city of Sindelfingen.
Quote: "The donors delivered fire-extinguishing agent (Solberg RE-HEALING RF 3x6 ATC 3%-6 foaming agent), foam pipes, dispensers for foaming agent, cable drums, fire axes, searchlights and much more for the needs of Mykolaiv firefighters," the ministry said in a statement.
Background:
- Earlier, during the recent Ramstein-format meeting, Lithuanian Defence Minister Arvydas Anušauskas announced the creation of a mine-clearance coalition to help Ukraine.
- Lithuania became one of the participants of the Northern European-Lithuanian Minesweeper Training Initiative (NLETI), which provides for four training sessions during 2023, with the aim of training and teaching Ukrainian bomb disposal experts.
- It will likely take at least a decade to clear Ukraine of mines, as was estimated earlier this year by UK Defence Intelligence.
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