Rescue teams, accompanied by trained dogs, have completed their inspection of the debris, searching for any potential victims. The clearing operations have been ongoing for nearly 24 hours without pause.

This information was confirmed by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. Rescuers from the 3rd special center of the SES have been tirelessly working to clear the debris following an attack on an educational institution in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Odesa region.

The dog handlers, along with specially trained dogs, meticulously checked the rubble for any possible victims who may be trapped under the collapsed building. No reports have been received about new casualties or victims from the Russian shelling.

“Despite the fatigue, dust, and smoke, rescuers remain committed to clearing the premises as quickly as possible,” the SES stated.

It is worth noting that as a result of the Russian missile strike on June 23, three people died in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, and 14 others were injured, including two children. The attack completely destroyed the lyceum and damaged other infrastructure in the city.