NSS discovers large amounts of ammo, armed group links possibleAugust 5, 2016 - 15:39 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Within the framework of the criminal case of illegal procurement of weapons, initiated by the investigative department of the National Security Service of Armenia, large amounts of weaponry have been discovered in Yerevan resident, G. S.’s apartment, Panorama.am reports.
According to NSS press service, around 6000 bullets, 15 grenades, grenade detonators, TNTs, capsule-detonators, flares, charged cartridge belts, anti-tank grenade launchers, radio communication device, mine-detectors, etc. have been seized and sent for examination.
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