According to journalists, he came from the war zone in Ukraine, unknown. He wanted to carry objects similar to fuses and F-1 bombs through the frame of the metal detector.
In Moscow, on February 17, a man was detained at the Kursk railway station, who wanted to carry fuses and anti-personnel mines. This was reported by the Russian media SHOT, citing knowledgeable sources.
Multiple fuses, two anti-personnel mines and another unidentified explosive device were found by law enforcement as a citizen passed through a metal detector. The station area was cordoned off.
“A man carrying objects similar to F-1 bombs (hand-held anti-personnel grenade – ed.) was detained at Moscow’s Kursk train station,” the report said.
360tv’s interlocutor in the emergency service stated that the incident occurred in the 8th hall of the police station. Police teams and dog sitters are at the scene.
The man’s age and identity were not disclosed. According to SHOT media, he came from the war zone in Ukraine and brought “loots” with him.
TASS writes that the detainee was then taken to the police station and the investigation continues.
Recall that on February 3, in France, they arrested a 24-year-old man who threatened to blow himself up on the train. He persistently asked the passengers whether they believed in God.
On February 6, an unidentified 42-year-old in Moscow wanted to steal Vladimir Lenin’s body from the Mausoleum. Doctors determined that the man had a mental disorder due to drunkenness.
On February 7, near Kiev, police arrested a 25-year-old hitman who assaulted two children. He injured a passer-by who was trying to stand up for the children in his hand.
Source: Focus
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