YEREVAN. – A 33-year-old man came to Sevan City Precinct of Armenia’s Police, on Friday at 1:30pm, and voluntarily handed over eighty cartridges, a hand grenade without explosives, and two empty machine-gun-cartridge holders.
He informed that the ammunition belonged to his late father, who had taken part in the 1990-1992 self-defense battles in Nagorno-Karabakh, the Police Press Service informs.
An examination is commissioned and an investigation is launched.
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