Several military facilities in the United States received parcels of explosives.

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Emergency measures were taken at a number of US military facilities, which received suspicious packages containing, including explosives, reports News.ru.com with reference to CNN.

Several military facilities in the United States received parcels of explosives.




So the squad of sappers stationed in Fort Belvura (Virginia) received a parcel with gunpowder and combustion products.

The X-ray study also showed the presence of a (navigation system) GPS and a homemade igniter. The item was transferred (for examination) intact, there is no information about the victims,
said US ground spokesman Michael Howard.

Another package was delivered to the National Defense University at Fort McNair in Washington. According to the military, there were also explosives in it. People were evacuated from the building. Later it turned out that the parcel was not particularly dangerous.

It is reported that similar packages "were received by the CIA and the Naval Support Fund in Dalgren (Virginia)."

A total of 10 such packages were detected. Now they are in the FBI lab. Experts intend to establish the contents of all parcels, as well as the one who sent them.

“The authorities do not believe that the same person who had previously been found responsible for organizing a series of explosions in Austin, the capital of the state of Texas, could be behind the incident. He sent parcels of bombs, killing two people and injuring several others, ”the newspaper notes.

Journalists recalled that last week the offender “was installed, but died during the arrest (according to some information, he blew himself up). The police identified him: an 24-year-old man named Mark Anthony Conditt.
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  1. +11
    28 March 2018 10: 00
    Putin was recently seen at the post office. Coincidence? smile
    1. +5
      28 March 2018 10: 05
      Yeah ... personally sent ... Explosives called "Old Man"
      1. +7
        28 March 2018 10: 07
        Quote: Vard
        The explosives are called "The Old Man"

        "Trifle" Yes
        1. +5
          28 March 2018 10: 09
          Hi Sasha ! hi
          Authorities do not believe that the incident may be the same person who was previously held responsible for organizing a series of explosions in the capital of Texas, Austin

          The obvious throwing of the bridge to the Russian track, huh? wink
          1. +3
            28 March 2018 10: 19
            Quote: bouncyhunter
            The obvious throwing of the bridge to the Russian track, huh?

            Unlikely. According to the news, it was revealed that there was a homegrown explosion of a merchant. It’s just that Amer’s propaganda of violence went so far that fans of post-bombing began to add to the mass shooters in schools. Degrade.
            1. +3
              28 March 2018 10: 26
              And what prevents the Amerz propaganda from digging up Russian roots at this postal demolitionist? wink
              1. 0
                28 March 2018 10: 45
                Yeah ... personally sent ... Explosives called "Old Man"

                "Old Flush Man"
              2. +2
                28 March 2018 10: 47
                Quote: bouncyhunter
                And what prevents the Amerz propaganda from digging up Russian roots at this postal demolitionist? wink

                Well .... if they didn’t stick the label right away, it means the material was spent on the basket. Here are the relevant accusations already ahead of the event - this is in their opinion ...
                1. +2
                  28 March 2018 10: 57
                  Maybe so, but the mattresses of any means do not shun, so it is expected in the foreseeable future the appearance of the Russian trace in the premises.
                  1. +2
                    28 March 2018 11: 11
                    Of course, this is also likely. So let's see. "The show must go on" is one of the basic rules of the Anglo-Saxons.
                    1. +2
                      28 March 2018 11: 13
                      Quote: Alex-a832
                      "The show must go on" is one of the basic rules of the Anglo-Saxons.

                      good Undoubtedly, Queen was right!
          2. +8
            28 March 2018 10: 23
            Quote: bouncyhunter
            The explicit transfer of the bridge to the Russian trail, and

            Hello Pasha hi The stump is clear when you do not know what to do, go to the Russians and do not need any evidence. hi
            1. +3
              28 March 2018 10: 27
              And you don’t get sick, Vlad! hi drinks
              Quote: vlad66
              The stump is clear when you do not know what to do, go to the Russians and do not need any evidence.

              It has become so commonplace that it’s simply tired ...
        2. 0
          28 March 2018 10: 09
          Yeah ... nothing ... but nice ...
          1. 0
            28 March 2018 11: 22
            Comrade agents, devices sent by you to the CIA and the Pentagon, must be accompanied by instructions for use. And you, as always, your Gebistki’s passports in the park dropped there. Oh you !!!!!!!!! And just a grenade could not be sent ??????? Any American understands that there is a grenade, so you need to pull the ring.
      2. +1
        28 March 2018 12: 37
        Quote: Vard
        The explosives are called "The Old Man"



    2. +4
      28 March 2018 10: 16
      Quote: Thrall
      Putin was recently seen at the post office. Coincidence?

      If recently, then these premises are definitely not his. His shipments by Russian Post will arrive at the addressee next year.
    3. +1
      28 March 2018 10: 16
      Quote: Thrall
      Putin recently seen in the mail

      They say that before going to the post office he went to the toilet.
      1. +1
        28 March 2018 10: 55
        Quote: Gray Brother
        They say that before going to the post office he went to the toilet.

        But the strong Russian spirit from the premise of the Americans did not find a specialist. Presenting no one to do.
        1. +1
          28 March 2018 11: 18
          stupid agent, grenade had to be sent. Any Anglo-Saxon knows that you need to pull the ring. And here the soldier’s ingenuity wasn’t enough. And again, instead of instructions, by mistake, the KGB general’s passport was dropped in an envelope. Through which, they almost burned.
        2. 0
          28 March 2018 15: 06
          Quote: AlexVas44
          And the strong Russian spirit from the premise of the Americans did not find a specialist

          There are uranium rods.
    4. +1
      28 March 2018 11: 31
      By Russian Post? And recently? You gave GDP iron, no, steel alibi smile
      1. +1
        28 March 2018 13: 02
        Advertising - Our mail is fast and accurate! you can set fire to the “wick” on your bomb, the parcel will reach exactly the addressee and on time! -
    5. +1
      28 March 2018 13: 37
      Quote: Thrall
      Putin was recently seen at the post office. Coincidence? smile

      No, Putin’s premises would work. This is from the opposition, show off without benefit and result
  2. +2
    28 March 2018 10: 01
    Be more careful with them. Suddenly there meldonium
  3. +5
    28 March 2018 10: 05
    And as soon as they realized that they want to blow them up? what
    1. +1
      28 March 2018 10: 07
      So on the envelope is the return address ... Moscow ... Kremlin ...
    2. 0
      28 March 2018 11: 11
      they did not understand.
  4. +3
    28 March 2018 10: 10
    Some old news, they’ve already taken it ...

    Federal Bureau of Investigation officials arrested a 43-year-old man suspected of sending parcels of gunpowder and explosives to the CIA and military facilities.

    Everett resident Tan Kong Phan was arrested on March 26. The man was detained in the house where he lived.

    Phanu faces a prison sentence of up to ten years and a fine of $ 250 if his guilt is proven.
    1. +1
      28 March 2018 10: 19
      Quote: uav80
      Some old news, they’ve already taken it ...
      Federal Bureau of Investigation officials arrested a 43-year-old man suspected of sending parcels of gunpowder and explosives to the CIA and military facilities. Everett resident Tan Kong Phan was arrested on March 26.

      His surname is somehow not American ... With a high degree of probability he is of Russian origin. There is evidence of a version of the Russian trace.
      1. +4
        28 March 2018 11: 02
        Pahan? Prokhanov?
        1. +1
          28 March 2018 11: 36
          Quote: sabakina
          Pahan? Prokhanov?

          Well, yes ... It looks more like Pakhan ... With such a name, it’s not fearful to go to a Russian prison, it is possible that he was already there, hence the name.
          The more I reason, the more penetrate that he is our man. And so the Faebers came to the Russian trace. So the fool Teresa can be understood. Understand, but not forgive.
      2. 0
        28 March 2018 11: 06
        Apparently I wanted to emphasize that the golem Russian agent
  5. +2
    28 March 2018 10: 12
    What are combustion products? And they didn’t receive parcels with digestion products?
    1. 0
      28 March 2018 11: 05
      there may have been products, but from London. And even the most stupid of stupid ones knows that this is not a joke.
  6. 0
    28 March 2018 10: 19
    ABOUT! Well, soon these miraculously neutralized packages will show us. With the postmark of the post of Russia ...
    1. 0
      28 March 2018 11: 03
      A passport accidentally forgotten in a letter? KGB general?
  7. 0
    28 March 2018 10: 46
    Russians in the Reich! Incomprehensible !!!
    1. 0
      28 March 2018 11: 02
      and openly! They send dynamite and recommend setting it on fire and watching how it gets banged at headquarters. Surprisingly, there are no guys in the American army who would dare to try. Syklo golem.
  8. 0
    28 March 2018 10: 49
    Crap is complete! If the task was to blow up, then they did not begin to do so stupidly and without result. Moreover, not one did not explode, and sappers were everywhere right there. Full of crap.
    1. 0
      28 March 2018 11: 00
      This is not messy, but an information bomb.
  9. +1
    28 March 2018 10: 58
    Yes, it’s understandable, the FSB factory is playing up. Dynamite is sent without any tricks, it is recommended to set fire to the wick and see what happens. In the USA, such things always worked with a bang.
  10. +4
    28 March 2018 10: 59
    What is gunpowder is understandable. What are combustion products? What has already burned out?
    1. 0
      28 March 2018 12: 16
      This is the creepiest thing in the parcels. The brains of the experts are short of robot executors in the Soviet children's film "Adolescents in the Universe"
  11. +1
    28 March 2018 10: 59
    Well, here's another pretext for Russia to bark.
  12. 0
    28 March 2018 11: 20
    The return address for sure: Moscow, the Kremlin on demand.
  13. 0
    28 March 2018 11: 28
    Shaw, again, Russians? fool
  14. 0
    28 March 2018 15: 33
    Enterprise! This Santa was trained in the National Guard as a guerrilla demolition, and decided to train before Mary Krismas arrived.
  15. +1
    29 March 2018 12: 31
    Vertical and horizontal distribution of the largest military budget.

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