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CF “Demining of Ukraine” has completed a non-technical survey in the village of OzeraThe Charity Fund “Demining of Ukraine” has completed a non-technical survey of land within the village of Ozera, Hostomel Settlement Military Administration, Bucha District, Kyiv Oblast.As part of the work, a total area of 560 hectares was surveyed. Following the NTS, 13 reports on confirmed hazardous areas covering 476 hectares were prepared and, after verification and confirmation, submitted to the Demining Centre of the State Special Transport Service. Separate spot reports were also prepared for areas where no signs of threat were identified.The work was carried out in accordance with IMAS, the applicable legislation of Ukraine, and all relevant safety requirements. The survey was conducted on a charitable basis, free of charge for the community, with the aim of supporting safe access to land and the restoration of normal life in an area affected by the armed aggression of the Russian Federation.

CF “Demining of Ukraine” completed a repeat non-technical survey of land in the village of Morozivka, Kharkiv OblastThe Charity Fund “Demining of Ukraine” has completed repeat non-technical survey activities within the village of Morozivka, Savynska Territorial Community, Izium District, Kharkiv Oblast.The work was carried out between 15 and 30 July 2025 within the framework of the Memorandum of Partnership and Cooperation between the Department of Civil Protection of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration and CF “Demining of Ukraine”, and in accordance with an order of the Demining Centre.As part of the repeat NTS, the Fund surveyed 16 plots of land with a total area of more than 209 hectares. Following the work, 9 plots with a total area of 155 hectares were released, as no signs of mine contamination were identified there. With regard to 7 plots with a total area of 53.7 hectares, the repeat non-technical survey confirmed their status as suspected hazardous areas / hazardous areas.During the survey, account was taken of statements provided by the land user and a machine operator, who confirmed that since March 2023 part of the land had been cultivated using agricultural machinery with a ploughing depth of up to 40 cm. A visual inspection carried out with the use of a UAV also confirmed the actual agricultural use of certain plots.These activities were aimed at returning land to safe use and supporting communities in Kharkiv Oblast that have been affected by the armed aggression of the Russian Federation.