MOSCOW More than 200 anti-aircraft missiles have been found alongside a major highway in Russia's Far East, Itar-Tass news agency reported, Sunday quoting military officials.
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There was no immediate explanation as to how the missiles, which fit a 57-mm launcher, ended up at a fork of a busy highway close to the town of Nakhodka.
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The missiles have been taken to a nearby military base and an investigation has begun, the news agency reported. MOSCOW More than 200 anti-aircraft missiles have been found alongside a major highway in Russia's Far East, Itar-Tass news agency reported, Sunday quoting military officials.
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There was no immediate explanation as to how the missiles, which fit a 57-mm launcher, ended up at a fork of a busy highway close to the town of Nakhodka.
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The missiles have been taken to a nearby military base and Speaking of Missile Launchers........
http://www.iht.com/articles/520142.html
I think there was a thread on this a couple days ago, as I recall and may be off here, this location is near the China and N. Korea border?
From the article, it is hard to believe that they 'fell' off a truck.
In Russia, the truck driver would go to prison or death for loosing them.
Unless they are there for a reason? As in supply for terrorists?
Or they didn't know what to do with them, when the N. Korea train exploded and they had no "next" train to load them on?
Strange.