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Belgrade, Serbia: Authorities in Serbia have successfully removed and neutralised a 500-kilogram British aerial bomb dating back to World War II. The device was discovered at a construction site in the Serbian capital, where it had remained buried and unexploded for more than eight decades.Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said, "It is an aerial bomb manufactured by the Allies, specifically British-made. It dates from a period that is not particularly famous in our country because the bombings in 1944 were carried out by our allies. Belgrade was bombed eight times by the Allies. The bomb has remained there since that period; it did not explode. It weighs 500 kg and contains more than 200 kg of explosives."The bomb contained over 200 kilograms of explosives, posing a significant risk until its safe disposal. Specialised teams were deployed to carefully remove and neutralise the device, ensuring the safety of residents and workers in the area. (With AFP Inputs)

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00:00In Belgrade, Serbia, a 500 kilogram British aerial bomb, buried for over 80 years, was discovered at a construction site.
00:22Authorities have successfully neutralized the bomb, which dates back to World War II.
00:35Dropped during elite bombings in 1944, it contained more than 200 kilograms of explosives.
00:50In the question of the aviation bomb, the British production, which was unpopular because of the bombing in 1944.
01:05Belgrade had been bombed eight times.
01:08It was not exploded from that period, but it had more than 200 kilograms of explosives.
01:19Specialist teams carefully removed and neutralized the bomb, ensuring the safety of the area.
01:26The safety of the area.
01:27The safety of the area.
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