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Mellenthin, Germany. 27th July, 2022. Robert Mollitor, head of the ammunition salvage service in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, shows a remote-control manipulator on the site of the ammunition salvage service on the island. The special vehicle is designed for defusing so-called unconventional explosive and incendiary devices as well as suitcase bombs or letter bombs. The Munitions Salvage Service is reportedly responsible for the disposal of all ordnance or explosive weapons of war. Credit: Stefan Sauer/dpa/Alamy Live News

Mellenthin, Germany. 27th July, 2022. Robert Mollitor, head of the ammunition salvage service in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, shows a remote-control manipulator on the site of the ammunition salvage service on the island. The special vehicle is designed for defusing so-called unconventional explosive and incendiary devices as well as suitcase bombs or letter bombs. The Munitions Salvage Service is reportedly responsible for the disposal of all ordnance or explosive weapons of war. Credit: Stefan Sauer/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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