the police and army all have expert teams working on the ground. our correspondent anna foster joined one demining patrol in horenka, on the outskirts of kyiv. the russians have gone but danger still lurks here. countless pieces of unexploded ammunition litter the kyiv suburbs. mines, shells, grenades. both fired by russian forces and used by ukrainian soldiers for defence. more than 80,000 have been neutralised so far. this is what is left of dimitro s work than. he was standing over it when a mine exploded. he will need to years of facial surgery to repair the damage. of facial surgery to repair the damaue. ,, of facial surgery to repair the damaue. ,, ~ damage. translation: it was noise. i damage. translation: it was noise- i can t damage. translation: it was noise. i can t understand - damage. translation: it was noise. i can t understand what| noise. i can t understand what happened. big noise in my head
our correspondent anna fosterjoined one de mining patrol on the outskirts of kyiv. the russians have gone, but danger still lurks here. countless pieces of unexploded ammunition litter the kyiv suburbs. mines, shells, grenades, both fired by russian forces and used by ukrainian soldiers for defence. more than 80,000 have been neutralised so far. this is what is left of dmytro s work van. he was standing next to it when it drove over a mine. he will need two years of facial surgery to repair the damage. translation: it was noise. i can t understand what happened. big noise in my head
subject, it is about impressions and she made her basic point about being close to the french, about caring more about the poor and the needy than the rich president in the elysee palace. she made that point so i think she will have comforted and given hope to her supporters. i am not sure she will have one that many people over, though.- am not sure she will have one that many people over, though. thank you, huh many people over, though. thank you, hugh schofield, many people over, though. thank you, hugh schofield, in many people over, though. thank you, hugh schofield, in paris. across ukraine s kyiv region, efforts have begun to clear the countless pieces of unexploded ammunition left behind after fierce fighting. the main hospital there says it s receiving increasing numbers of patients who ve touched or stepped on mines and shells. 0ur correspondent anna fosterjoined one de mining patrol on the outskirts of kyiv. the russians have gone, but danger still lurks here. countles