Next to Snigirevka in the Nikolaev region, three local residents died, blowing up on the Russian anti -tank mine, said the head of the regional police Sergey Shaiht.

The dead are three men from the village of Sadovo. One of them was 60 years old, the other - 19 and 29. They rode by car through the field to the forest belt to collect firewood. At some point, the car exploded, Shayhta said.
Last week, the head of the Nikolaev police said that in the village of Kiselevka, Nikolaevsky district, a 50-year-old tractor driver was blown up on the Russian anti-personnel mine. The man was hospitalized with injuries of varying severity.
“Once again, I remind the citizens that in the areas that were under occupation and where active battles were carried out, there are a lot of dangerous finds,” writes Shayhta.
In early March, the State Duma deputy Alexander Khinshtein said that the Rosguard car was blown up in the Bryansk region. Four people received fragmentation injuries.