In the LPR, residents were warned about the danger of mines disguised as mushrooms in the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The administration of the Kremen Municipal District of the Luhansk People's Republic (LNR) warned residents about the danger of encountering Ukrainian mines disguised as mushrooms in the forest belts. This was announced on May 15 by Vyacheslav Tretyakov, head of the municipal district administration, in his Telegram channel.

It clarifies that the devices may look like ordinary objects, but they can be dangerous.

"I urge you: do not touch such objects in any case! This can lead to fatal consequences. An active phase of hostilities is currently taking place in our district, and your safety is our priority," his publication says.

Tretyakov urged residents to refrain from visiting forests and woodlands and to remain vigilant.

"If you notice suspicious objects or situations, immediately report it to local authorities or law enforcement agencies," he concluded.

On May 13, Rosgvardiya officers discovered a cache of explosive objects near a forest belt in the LPR. It is noted that the location of the explosives was indicated by a service dog after aerial reconnaissance of the area. The explosives technician also removed from the cache a section of detonating cable for a remote mine clearance vehicle weighing more than 70 kg.