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470kg WWII bomb removed in Belgrade
The 470 kg bomb, a U.S.-made World War II munition from 1944 Allied air raids, was safely removed and moved 180 km for destruction, officials said.
- A 1,000-pound US-made WWII bomb was safely removed from a construction site in Belgrade, Serbia on Sunday.
- The bomb was transported to an army training ground about 110 miles away, where it will be destroyed in the coming days.
- Several unexploded bombs from past wars have been discovered and safely removed in Serbia in recent years.
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470-kilo WWII Bomb Removed in Belgrade
A 470-kilogram (1,000-pound) World War II aerial bomb was safely removed on Sunday from a construction site in a central district of Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, police said. The US-made AN-M44 bomb was used during Allied air raids on German positions during the liberation of Belgrade from Nazi occupation in 1944. Ahead of the bomb’s removal, the site, which is near a residential area and a shopping mall, underwent detailed reconnaissance "to ens…
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A delicate operation resulted in the neutralization of a 470 kg explosive device dating from the Second World War, discovered at a construction site in Belgrade.
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