Dozens of misplaced Polish anti-tank mines recovered near IKEA warehouse
- Four Polish soldiers face charges of neglect of duty after losing track of 240 anti-tank mines, which were found near an Ikea warehouse in July.
- The soldiers could face up to 5 years of imprisonment, and none have pleaded guilty, according to Lukasz Wawrzyniak from the District Prosecutor's Office in Poznań.
- Poland's Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz stated that all appropriate actions were taken after the incident, which included the dismissal of a high-ranking general.
- Ikea Industry Poland's CEO Małgorzata Dobies-Turulska confirmed that the military police collected the explosives from the Ikea warehouse on the same day they were discovered.
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