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- UK: One year after an attempted murder in Bolton police investigating want to speak to this man
July 17, 2020
Greater Manchester Police have released an e-fit one year after an attempted murder in Bolton. Detective Chief Inspector Alan Clitherow, of GMP’s Major Incident Team, said: “It has been one year since the Bolton area saw two shocking incidents which occurred within two weeks of each other and are believed to be connected to a dispute ...
- India: MHA gives nod to field trials of ground-penetrating radar at Pakistan border
July 17, 2020
The Union home ministry has given the approval for field trials of hi-tech ground-penetrating radar (GPR) that will help detect tunnels, anti-tank mines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on the western border with Pakistan, a development that comes amid India’s standoff with China. The handheld GPR will be equipped with an LCD screen, telescopic rod “to ...
- Jammu and Kashmir: IED expert among 3 terrorists killed in Kulgam encounter
July 17, 2020
A top commander and improvised explosive device (IED) expert was among the three terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) outfit killed in an encounter on Friday morning in the Kulgam district of south Kashmir. He was responsible for a large number of attacks on security forces, including an IED attack. Three soldiers were also injured in the encounter and ...
- New explosive materials to bring nontoxic ammunition
July 16, 2020
Every time a gun fires, lead leaches into the air. A scientific advancement could provide a comparable replacement for lead-based explosive materials found in ammunition, protecting soldiers and the environment from potential toxic effects. Purdue University researchers, in collaboration with the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s Army Research Laboratory, developed two new lead-free materials that ...
- Kenya’s Most Unique Army Regiment [VIDEO]
July 16, 2020
A black and furry Labrador Retriever lets out a deep vibrating growl from the depth of its chest as members of an elite unit within the Kenyan Defence Forces (KDF) take it through several military drills. This gentle beast gifted with a nose that can sniff out improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in a combat zone, is part of ...
- IDF Thwarts Terror Attack Near Shechem, Arrests 4 Suspects
July 16, 2020
IDF forces operating in the area of Nablus (Shechem) thwarted a planned terror attack on Wednesday. The terror cell, which was comprised of four operatives, had in their possession an improvised explosive device and two Molotov cocktails. They are suspected of possessing these items with the intent of carrying out a terror attack on a ...
- Colombia: Ambulances For Mine-detection Dogs
July 16, 2020
The Colombian army has equipped six new ambulances to care for mine and explosive detection dogs in different parts of the country, especially where illegal groups have illicit crops. Colonel Jose Antonio Pérez, Chief of the National Center against Explosive and Mine Artifacts said that the new veterinary ambulances will “support our canine partners who develop ...
- Kabul Police defuse remote-controlled bomb in Kabul city
July 15, 2020
The Kabul Police forces seized a remote-controlled bomb and thwarted militants’ bid to carry out another explosion in the city. The Kabul Police Headquarters in a statement said the Kabul Police forces discovered and seized the remote-controlled bomb during an operation in Fazel Beg area located in the 5th district of the city. The statement further added ...
- NATO: Taliban Violence ‘Undermines Confidence in Peace’
July 15, 2020
NATO called on all sides to rapidly start intra-Afghan talks, adding that NATO allies will continue to consult on its military presence to support the peace process. “An Afghan-owned and led peace process aimed at finding a political resolution that ends decades of conflict is the only way to deliver sustainable peace to the Afghan people ...
- AFRICOM: Russia, Wagner Group complicating Libyan ceasefire efforts
July 15, 2020
U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) has clear evidence that Russian employed, state-sponsored Wagner Group laid landmines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in and around Tripoli, further violating the United Nations arms embargo and endangering the lives of innocent Libyans. Verified photographic evidence shows indiscriminately placed booby-traps and minefields around the outskirts of Tripoli down to Sirte since ...
- Illinois: Lake Forest Hotel Evacuated After Guest Found Making Homemade Bombs In Room
July 15, 2020
The incident began at about 6:20 p.m., when Orange County Sheriff’s deputies were called to a disturbance at a hotel room at the three-story Staybridge Suites Irvine East/Lake Forest, located at 2 Orchard Rd. When deputies entered the room, they discovered several homemade explosive devices and illegal explosive substances. Surrounding rooms were evacuated while an OCSD Bomb ...
- Australia: Undetonated commercial explosives found by tourists in bushland near Norseman, WA
July 15, 2020
Trekking down a tourist trail 20 kilometres outside Norseman, in Western Australia’s Goldfields region, a couple were shocked to find explosives scattered around the area where they had stopped for lunch. The couple alerted Shire of Dundas CEO, Peter Fitchat, who went to investigate the scene. There he found around six undetonated plastic explosives scattered on the ...
- Duo arrested on suspicion of planning explosives attack in Barcelona
July 14, 2020
Catalan police have arrested two men on suspicion of planning an explosives attack in Barcelona. The two individuals of Algerian nationality, aged 41 and 43, are suspected of belonging to a cell that has been under investigation since 2017. The arrests are part of the operation carried out in January 2019, where 19 people were arrested in ...
- British Army sheds an Afghan war legacy: blast-proof trucks
July 14, 2020
Nearly 750 armored vehicles purchased by the British Ministry of Defence to combat the threat of roadside bombs in Afghanistan are being axed from the Army’s force structure. Mastiff, Ridgeback and Wolfhound armored fleets are to be pensioned off in the latest drawdown of vehicles under the Land Environment Fleet Optimisation Plan (LEFOP) by the British ...
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