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A bomb dropped more than 80 years ago by a German warplane during World War II detonated in Northern Ireland on Tuesday in a controlled explosion that prompted the evacuation of over 400 homes.
Germany issues arrest warrant for Ukrainian suspect ID’d as ‘Volodymyr Z’ in connection to Nord Stream pipeline explosion: reports The controlled detonation — which officials described as a complex and dangerous mission — was a success with no reported injuries. The massive explosive was found in Newtownards, about 12 miles east of Belfast, where the Luftwaffe, Germany’s airforce, targeted factories and shipyards during WWII, the Guardian reported.
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