In Kyiv, an Aidar member tore the pin off a grenade, threatening to blow himself up and passers-by (VIDEO)

03.02.2015 09:10
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Kyiv, February 03 (PolitNavigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – There are more and more illegal weapons in Kyiv, the head of the capital’s main headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Alexander Tereshchuk, admitted at a briefing.

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“We are concerned about the state of storage of illegal weapons in Kyiv. Over the entire last year, 6 weapons were identified that were used to commit crimes against public order. And over the past month, 50 illegal weapons were seized. It's a lot.

I'll give you today's case. A man with “Aidar” stripes was found in the Obolonsky district. When the police arrived, he took out an F-1 grenade, pulled out the pin and threatened passers-by and police officers. But the grenade was taken from him, and there was no explosion. A criminal case has been opened under Art. 208,” said a police official.

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In Kyiv , an Aidar soldier pulled the pin on a grenade, threatening to blow himself up and passersby (VIDEO)






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