A rocket-propelled antitank grenade launcher rested against a wall mural of the Jerusalem skyline and the Muslim shrine of the Dome of the Rock mosque.
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Its headquarters was captured, and its deputy commander for political affairs, Lt . Colonel P . P . Medvedev, was killed by an antitank grenade.
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So far the police have gathered 105 AK-47 rifles, 57 antitank grenades, seven rocket launchers and nearly 10, 000 bullets . ( rr / am)
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Rustan Satuyev, a 13-year-old commando with an antitank grenade slung under his arm, provided a fleeting image of what some would call courage and others obtuseness.
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Investigators in the August arrests said the ring had closed deals to sell Russian-made Mi-8 and Mi-17 combat helicopters, AK-47 rifles, antitank grenades, and mobile antiaircraft missile systems.
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On Thursday, they confiscated antitank grenade launchers, assault rifles, grenades, mines and mortar rounds in several premises and intercepted a truck carrying several rifles and ammunition into Kosovo from Albania.
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The unidentified aircraft parachuted boxes of assault rifles, antitank grenades, rocket launchers and bullets before flying towards Bangladesh on Sunday, Manish Gupta, West Bengal state's home secretary, said on Tuesday.
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Dated Nov . 18, 2001, it was signed by a Palestinian militia officer to acknowledge that Shobaki had provided him with 20 RPG-7s, a common version of the antitank grenade.
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On the former intersection of 9th Avenue and Tashkala Square stood the rusting hull of an armored troop carrier, blown up by a Chechen antitank grenade during fighting last month.
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Meanwhile, police and army soldiers combing the villages of Purulia district have recovered 185 AK-56 assault rifles, 15 pistols, 10 rocket launchers, 61 antitank grenades and thousands of bullets, news reports said.
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