The Research Center for Forensic Expertise in the Field of Information Technologies and Intellectual Property is strengthening its capabilities in conducting explosive technical forensic examinations.
The Research Center for Forensic Expertise in the Field of Information Technologies and Intellectual Property of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine has signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the California-based non-profit organization Bomb Techs Without Borders.
Bomb Techs Without Borders cooperates with explosive ordnance disposal units of Ukraine’s Security and Defense Forces. Its instructors provide training and technical consultations on the identification of weapons, analysis of the consequences of explosive devices, mines, chemical substances, ammunition, and new mining techniques used by the Russian army.
The memorandum was signed by the Director of the Center, Mykhailo Mozhaiev, and the Head of Bomb Techs Without Borders in Ukraine, Anthony Salvo.
“Cooperation with Bomb Techs Without Borders will significantly enhance our capabilities in conducting explosive technical examinations,” noted the Director of the Research Center for Forensic Expertise in the Field of IT and IP, Mykhailo Mozhaiev.
According to him, the development of the enemy’s military equipment requires expert institutions to constantly update their methods, improve the regulatory and methodological framework, and develop algorithms for expert actions:
“The databases we will receive from our American partners will significantly increase the level of substantiation of conclusions regarding the identification of ammunition remnants.”
