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A citizen in the municipality of Cetingrad discovered a World War II bunker while excavating with a backhoe near a house on Friday, 6 November. The homeowner, who was working under a concrete cover, found a bunker that contained a large cache of weapons and explosives. The police were notified immediately. The following day, a police officer from the Regional Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit in Zagreb arrived at the site and removed the entire arsenal. The recovered items included: 6.2 kg of TNT ten hand‑bombs two hand‑rocket launchers 6 205 rounds of non‑inked ammunition in various calibers 36 m of slow‑burning stick 14 magazines for an automatic rifle two magazines for a sniper rifle one magazine for a short‑barreled machine gun five electro‑detonator capsules one detonator cap All of the recovered materials have been temporarily stored and will be destroyed during an organized disposal operation or if voluntarily surrendered. Police have urged anyone who still keeps weapons or explosives in their homes to report them without fear of sanctions. Residents are advised not to bring weapons or explosives to police stations; instead, they should notify the police of their intention to surrender by calling 192. Article source: Večernji List | Image credit: Večernji List
A citizen in the municipality of Cetingrad discovered a World War II bunker while excavating with a backhoe near a house on Friday, 6 November. The homeowner, who was working under a concrete cover, found a bunker that contained a large cache of weapons and explosives. The police were notified immediately. The following day, a police officer from the Regional Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit in Zagreb arrived at the site and removed the entire arsenal. The recovered items included: 6.2 kg of TNT ten hand‑bombs two hand‑rocket launchers 6 205 rounds of non‑inked ammunition in various calibers 36 m of slow‑burning stick 14 magazines for an automatic rifle two magazines for a sniper rifle one magazine for a short‑barreled machine gun five electro‑detonator capsules one detonator cap All of the recovered materials have been temporarily stored and will be destroyed during an organized disposal operation or if voluntarily surrendered. Police have urged anyone who still keeps weapons or explosives in their homes to report them without fear of sanctions. Residents are advised not to bring weapons or explosives to police stations; instead, they should notify the police of their intention to surrender by calling 192.
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