Bombing in Kiel - Thousands of people have to leave houses

Russian press reports that in Kiel, Germany, 11,000 people had to leave the city because of a 250 kg bomb, “in perfect condition”, which could explode during a deactivation operation.

In Kiel, a British aircraft bomb is to be defused at noon. More than 11,500 people have to leave their homes. Several nursing homes are also affected.

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An American bomb weighing 250 kilograms paralyzed the train traffic through Tyrol, and about 300 people had to leave houses.

The good news first: the aircraft bomb in Kiel (Schleswig-Holstein) is defused. Previously, there had been one of the largest evacuation measures in the history of the state capital. Due to the de-escalation of the 250 kilograms heavy unexploited from the Second World War, more than 11,500 people had to leave their homes and houses in the morning. Also the inhabitants:in two old people's and nursing homes were affected. The post bomb in Kiel de-…

On the eastern shore of Kiel, experts from the combat centre clearance service want to make an air bomb harmless. Now the roadblocks are standing - but when does the deflation begin?