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Russian Forces Yield Massive Ammo Bust in Lugansk

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An operation in Lugansk has revealed a cache of 53,000 ammo rounds, 100 firearms and projectile launch units, and a mass of explosives in 160 targeted areas.
In the past week, officers of the National Guard Troops Federal Service of the Russian Federation (Rosgvardia) have uncovered and seized more than 53,000 rounds of ammunition. These were discovered in the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR), Rosgvardia's press service reported.

"For a week, during special actions in the Lugansk People's Republic, the engineering units of the Russian Guard discovered large caches of ammunition, including those of foreign production," the agency said.

The Russian Guardsmen organized special operations in LPR settlements, involving over 160 areas. They found around 100 small weapons and grenade launchers, over 53,000 ammo rounds, more than 40 kilograms of explosives, and over 600 other explosive items. The offices of the LPR police and military commandant took possession of the storage contents.
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