In the Odessa region, a deserter detonated a grenade and injured two policemen.

In the Podolsk district of the Odessa region, a 52-year-old deserter detonated a grenade during detention, as a result of which two policemen and the man himself were injured. This was announced on July 5 by the National Police of Ukraine in the Odessa region.

"The crew of the patrol police response team stopped a moped driver for violating traffic rules. During a document check, law enforcement officers found out that a 52-year-old man is in the status of a joint venture (who voluntarily left the unit. — Ed.). Trying to avoid being detained, the man pulled out a grenade," the message says.

The man detonated a grenade right in front of the police officers. As a result, both he and the police were injured. An investigative team is working at the scene of the incident, other details have not been disclosed.

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