Russian army sappers work at the historic part of Palmyra, Syria, in this handout photo released by Russian Ministry of Defence on April 9, 2016. REUTERS/Russian Ministry of Defence/Handout via Reuters
Russian engineers have found and seized an amution depot belonging to ISIS near the ancient city of Palmyra.
The depot included more than 12 000 explosive objects, including mines, artillery shells and others, Ria Novosty reported, citing General Igor Konashenkov on April 22.
The depot has beeen found due to the special equipment deployed by the Russian engineers.
We remember, by April 21, the Russian experts have defused 2991 explosive devices, including 432 makeshift bombs of the World Heritage site.
