In a shocking turn of events, a significant cache of weapons and explosives was discovered in the tranquil cemetery of Oroklini, Cyprus, including a shotgun, ammunition, a pistol, an antitank missile launcher, and IEDs, one rigged for detonation via a mobile phone. Two suspects have been arrested, and authorities are delving into the intricate web of this alarming find to uncover the intended use and potential impact of these lethal weapons.
The midnight explosion in Mesogi Village, near Paphos, was caused by an improvised explosive device targeting a local man’s vehicle. The incident has sparked concerns over public safety and potential criminal activities in the region, prompting an ongoing investigation by authorities.
Yesterday, a 43yearold man was arrested in Nicosia on multiple charges, including drug trafficking, arson, use of explosives, and threats of murder and assault. The arrest was a significant development in an ongoing investigation that has spanned over two years, involving coordinated efforts by various law enforcement branches.
An explosion targeted the residence of a public prosecutor in Anavargos, Paphos, injuring her and causing property damage. The attack happened outside her kitchen door at 9:50 PM while she was home with her family. Police and forensic teams are investigating the incident, which may be linked to her work at the district court of Paphos.
