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Almost 20,000 rounds of German military ammunition stolen from truck: Report
A civilian driver left nearly 20,000 Bundeswehr rounds unattended during an unplanned stop in Burg, Saxony-Anhalt, leading to a serious security breach and ongoing investigation.
- A shipment of close to 20,000 rounds of German military ammunition was stolen from a delivery truck in Burg, Germany.
- The ammunition included 10,000 rounds for pistols, 9,900 blank bullets for assault rifles, and smoke grenades.
- The driver left the truck unattended overnight in an unguarded parking lot, prompting security concerns over who may acquire the lost ammunition.
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The ammunition was stolen from an unattended parking lot, near Magdeburg last week, confirmed this Tuesday the Bundeswehr.
·Paris, France
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A theft of ammunition shakes the German army. About 20,000 cartridges disappeared from an unattended truck near Magdeburg.
The German army was stolen a week ago a shipment of ammunition, carried by a civilian deliveryman, told the AFP a spokesman of the Bundeswehr, confirming press reports. ...
·Brussels, Belgium
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