A group of SCES climbers eliminated the consequences of shelling in Kharkiv
- Home
- Events
- Terrorist attack
- A group of SCES climbers eliminated the consequences of shelling in Kharkiv


Debris removal work was carried out from the 8th to 13th floors of the apartment block, which were damaged by the explosion.
In Kharkiv worked a group of climbers of the State Emergency Service and heavy engineering equipment to eliminate the consequences of the Russian bombing of the city. This is reported by the State Emergency Service.
on May 15, rescuers of the State Emergency Service carried out rescue work in a 20-storey residential building in the centre of Kharkiv, which was significantly damaged by Russian terrorists bombing.
The Russian munition was aimed directly at the apartment block. Cynically, without hiding their criminal intentions," rescuers reported.
Two units of heavy engineering equipment - a mobile crane and a crane hoist - were used to remove mangled structures and rubble.
Also worked climbing group and rescuers of the rescue unit of the State Emergency Situations Service. The work was carried out from the 8th to the 13th floors, which were damaged by the explosion.
The rescuers together with workers of municipal services cleaned the perimeter around the house from construction debris. The work lasted two days and as of 17:00 was completed.
Earlier Socialportal reported that in the first underground school in Kharkiv, built in the Industrial district, on 13 May began full classes.
Also, in Kherson region, a drone of the Russian Federation dropped a bomb on a fire truck of the State emergency service during firefighting.
- Russia has launched a massive attack on Kyiv: high-rise buildings have been destroyed and the death toll continues to rise
- Massive Russian strike on Kiev: rescuers remove rubble, some dead
- Russia hit the Dnieper: 8 people killed, among them a child born in 2023
- Ukrainians have to help wounded during Russian shelling on their own
Over 10 years in journalism. Media analyst from Volyn.













