Photo: A Destroyed Aerial Bomb From the Second World War in Belgrade
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The bomb was destroyed at the place where it was found, at the construction site in Poenkareva Street, and most of the residents were previously evacuated from the surrounding streets, Radio Television of Serbia reported.
Palilula, a central city municipality in Belgrade, shook on Sunday morning, October 4. Anyone who wasn't early could have been woken up by the detonation of a leftover bomb from the Second World War, which was destroyed by members of the Department for Emergency Situations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia shortly after eight o'clock in the morning. The bomb was destroyed in the place where it was found, on [...] The post EXPLOSION F…
The action was monitored from the SVS Operations Center by the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Internal Affairs in the technical mandate, Ivica Dačić, and the Head of the Sector, Luka Čaušić.
The remaining German aerial bomb was successfully destroyed, so the threat to the citizens has officially ended, who can now safely return to their homes, announced the Minister of the Interior (MUP) Ivica Dacic, who gave the signal for the final phase of the action this morning. "We can officially inform you that the action we led to destroy an unexploded explosive device from the Second World War, a German aerial bomb, with which it was bombed…
A leftover German aerial bomb from the Second World War was successfully destroyed in Poincaré Street in Belgrade, and the danger to citizens has officially ended, announced the Minister of the Interior, Ivica Dačić. Citizens who were evacuated can return to their homes.
Vice President of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and Minister of Internal Affairs in technical mandate, Ivica Dačić, said today in the Command and Operations Center of the Administration for.
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