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Resident in western Chechnya has voluntarily given up a substantial quantity of explosives
A resident in western Chechnya has voluntarily given up a substantial quantity of explosives, the republic's law enforcement agencies said Tuesday. "An unemployed man in the Achkhoi-Martan district has surrendered 60kg (130lb) of TNT to police," an official said. He said bomb disposal experts had destroyed the explosives.
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