Examples of using Hand grenade exploded in English and their translations into Spanish
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A hand grenade exploded.
On 20 September,in an ethnically mixed area of northern Mitrovica, a hand grenade exploded inside an uninhabited building, causing minor damage.
Another hand grenade exploded in Mitrovica, causing no damage.
For example, on 1 September an explosion occurred in Mitrovica North close to a Kosovo Serb house, andon 9 September a hand grenade exploded in front of a Kosovo Albanian house.
On 20 April 2008, a hand grenade exploded in a Kosovo-Albanian kiosk in Pec.
On 2 January, a hand grenade exploded outside a café in northern Mitrovicë/Mitrovica, causing material damage.
In Stimlje(Multinational Task Force East), a hand grenade exploded in front of a shop causing only minor material damage.
On 19 March, a hand grenade exploded at the entrance of the Leposaviq/Leposavić police station, causing damage to the building.
On the same day, a hand grenade exploded in a house in Gnjilane, injuring a Roma woman.
On 25 February, a hand grenade exploded in an apartment owned by a Kosovo Serb employee of the Office, and again on 28 February a hand grenade was thrown at the house of a Kosovo Bosniak whose son works for the Office.
On 21 February, a hand grenade exploded close to the courthouse/detention centre in Mitrovica.
On 6 October, a hand grenade exploded under the car of a Kosovo police officer, causing severe damage.
Finally, on 29 May 2004, a hand grenade exploded in a nightclub in Stari Grad, the old town section of Sarajevo.
On 21 October, the F1 type of hand grenade exploded in the hands of teenager Alexander Makhachashvili, who had found it in Dvani churchyard.
In mid-May, for example, a hand grenade exploded near a primary school close to the presidential palace in Mogadishu. There were no casualties.
On 12 July 2008, a hand grenade exploded in the yard of a Kosovo Albanian in Zahac(Multinational Task Force West) causing only minor damage.
On 11 September, a hand grenade exploded in a Kosovo Serb yard in Kololec(5 km east of Kamenica), following which Kosovo Serbs blocked the road and allegedly beat some Kosovo Albanians.
On 15 September, a hand grenade exploded in a Kosovo Albanian shop in Glogovac, and on 16 September a grenade was thrown against a Kosovo Protection Corps(KPC) building in Mitrovica South.
On 31 August, two hand grenades exploded at a building belonging to the Joint Commission Observers in Doboj.
Only one of the hand grenades exploded, leaving a Kosovo Force(KFOR) soldier slightly injured.
I am met daily by news of shootings, exploding hand grenades/bombs, beatings, rapes and murders.