В Іспанії стався вибух на заводі боєприпасів, який постачає продукцію в Україну
What happened
An explosion at the El Fargue ammunition plant near Granada, Spain, on 30 October left at least two people with minor injuries, according to El Mundo.
The blast came around 9:00 a.m. in a restricted powder-burning area, where no one was supposed to be, local police said.
National Police reported two people with minor hearing damage, while the UGT union said three were hurt in the same way.
A preliminary version holds that a routine test went wrong, according to the union; the area was cordoned off with nobody nearby.
The plant, which employs about 300 people and belongs to Slovakia's MSM Group, supplies ammunition for Ukraine, according to ABC, and was shut for the rest of the day.
The cause is still being established; it is the second incident there in about two weeks, after a truck carrying mortar shells overturned nearby on 13 October.
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