Bomb disposal experts defuse unexploded Russian missile warhead near Pryluky
Police in Ukraine's Chernihiv region removed the threat from a Russian cruise missile warhead found in the Pryluky district.
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Police bomb-disposal experts defused an unexploded warhead from a Russian cruise missile found in the Pryluky district of Ukraine's Chernihiv region, according to Ukrinform.
The warhead was successfully neutralized, removing the immediate danger it posed to the area.
Further details on how the warhead came to be in the area, or on broader missile activity in the region, were not included in the available report.
Ukrainian authorities have periodically reported discovering and defusing unexploded ordnance from missile and drone strikes across the country.
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- Unexploded warhead of Russian missile found near Pryluky — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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