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In Khmelnytskyi, 8 in November a grenade exploded, injuring a man. According to preliminary data, the ammunition detonated directly in his hand.
As reported by the Khmelnytskyi region police, around 15:20 law enforcement received a report about a man with a grenade in the Rakove neighborhood.
According to preliminary information, the explosive device detonated in the man's hand, causing bodily injuries.
Police officers arrived at the scene and provided first aid to the injured.
Currently, a investigative-operational group is working at the scene. Law enforcement officials are establishing the circumstances of the incident.
As a reminder,
earlier, “StopKor” wrote about a grenade explosion in Odesa region. In the Podilskyi district, during a document check, a 52-year-old man drew a ammunition and began threatening the law enforcement officers. The grenade detonated shortly after, injuring two police officers and the man himself.
During the document check, police established that a 52-year-old man was in the status of self-removal from a military unit.
also, “StopKor” wrote about a grenade explosion in Kyiv. In September, during a conflict over a debt, a man threw a weapon at his acquaintance’s feet. As a result, five people were injured, including three random passersby.
Maximum punishment for the charged articles provides life imprisonment.
Earlier, “StopKor” wrote about shootings and explosions in central Kropyvnytskyi. According to information circulated on social networks, an armed man on one of the city’s streets reportedly had a machine gun and grenades. There were also reports of a series of explosions. At the time of publication, the police had not officially confirmed these details.
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