The Subotica Prosecutor's Office Is Investigating Seven People in Connection with the Explosives Found at the Serbian-Hungarian Gas Pipeline.
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They are suspected of illegally manufacturing, possessing, transporting and trading weapons and explosive devices.
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The case in Magyarkanizsa is not a simple case of illegal weapons: Serbian authorities have identified a group with international connections. Seven suspects are being prosecuted for the explosives, while they are also investigating the purpose for which the devices were made.
Several kilos of suspected explosives were found months ago near the gas pipeline connecting Serbia with Hungary. The materials were allegedly obtained by a group that was then distributed to various EU member states, which is under investigation. Authorities suspect seven people, who are being prosecuted on suspicion of manufacturing, possessing, carrying and trading in illegal weapons and explosives.
A seven-member organized group is suspected by Serbian authorities of purchasing and storing explosives, explosive devices and drones. According to the investigation, the group may have delivered the devices to predetermined locations in European Union countries, and may also be involved in the explosives found near the Hungarian-Serbian gas pipeline in April.
Seven people are under investigation in Serbia for allegedly acquiring and distributing explosives, explosive devices and drones to European Union countries. Authorities say the group may also be responsible for the explosives found near the gas infrastructure connecting Hungary with Serbia in April.
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