On November 13, 2025, specialists from the State Emergency Service in Kramatorsk arrived in Dnipro with a mobile mine safety classroom to share important knowledge with students and teachers at the Sloviansk College of Industry and Pharmacy and the Sloviansk College of Transport Infrastructure.
Using presentations and 3D models, as well as examples from their own practice, the rescuers demonstrated safety rules for detecting explosive objects, talked about types of ammunition and marking signs, and signs in the terrain that indicate the presence of ammunition. They emphasized the importance of responding correctly to air raid sirens, which must not be ignored.
The joint project of the State Emergency Service team and the TNMK band received a lot of positive feedback from students—the video clip "Look where you're going," which vividly recreated the importance of three simple rules: Don't touch! Don't touch! Call 101! Those who wanted to were able to try on pieces of rescue equipment that are mandatory when conducting survey and demining work: a bulletproof vest and a helmet.
The class took place in a friendly and warm atmosphere, as it was a meeting of fellow countrymen. The audience received meaningful answers to their questions and came to the conclusion that mine safety rules are quite simple, but they can protect the most valuable things—health and life.