Battle F-1 grenade was found in Narimanov district of Baku on Friday at 03.55 hours, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
Emergency Situations Ministry and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and explored the area where the grenade was found . The staff found no other combat supplies and suspicious objects.
MOE does not name the exact spot where the grenade was found. But according to unofficial reports, the grenade was found in the road tunnel on the prospect of Hasan Aliyev.
F- 1 - this is an anti-personnel hand grenades. It is designed to engage manpower in a defensive battle. You can only throw her out of hiding, out of a tank or armored personnel carrier at the high radius of fragments. Radius splinter is 200 meters. Number of fragments of up to 300. -0-
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