🇬🇧 A resident of Crimea found three shells from Grad in the forest. Of course, he brought them home and decided to dismantle them for non-ferrous metal. What could have gone wrong?

46-year-old Artur found three shells on the morning of March 16, they were lying in the forest, not far from an abandoned factory. The man decided to make money on his find: he took the shells to a relative to disassemble them for non-ferrous metal and useful parts.

As you may have guessed, one of the shells turned on the engine during the analysis - it flew out, pierced as many as two gates and the wall of a shed belonging to a neighbor. Fortunately, there was no fuse in the Grad projectile and no detonation occurred, otherwise the destruction would have been much more serious. After such fireworks, the police, just in case, cordoned off the remaining two shells and evacuated the residents of the nearest houses.

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