Chinese Embassy Suggests Military-Grade Explosive Is Actually a Wine Bottle
Police and military explosives experts secured the 32-kilogram device after a police report identified it as a Chinese Type 59 artillery projectile.
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What is it? PNG says it’s an artillery shell. China says it’s a wine bottle
China’s embassy in Papua New Guinea has disputed reports that a suspected Chinese-made artillery shell was found in a shipping container in Port Moresby, saying the object was instead a shell-shaped wine bottle. The embassy said in a social media post on Tuesday it was awaiting the official findings of an investigation by the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). It cited an on-site verification by a company involved in the case, which sa…
A suspicious object resembling a cannonball was found in a shipping container in Papua New Guinea. Police arrested four Chinese nationals. China is claiming it was a bottle of wine.
Chinese Embassy clarifies projectile incident
The Chinese Embassy in Papua New Guinea has responded to ongoing security investigations following the interception of a suspected military projectile at a Port Moresby facility. To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One-Day, Web & eBook – 14-Day, Web & eBook – One-Month, Web & eBook – Three-Month, Web & eBook – Si…
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