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In the early morning hours, an explosion at an old Soviet military base prompted a police investigation. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, but the explosion uncovered a labyrinth of tunnels previously unknown. Historical records categorized the site as a simple ammunition storage depot, yet a former Latvian Army officer recalled it being a "sensitive" area suspected to hold biological weapons, including anthrax. Despite thorough record reviews showing no biological weapon storage, local officials are seeking further guidance amid rising concerns over a "dangerous accident."
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BIOLOGICAL ACCIDENT SCENARIO • Explosion at old Soviet base in early morning hours. • Police investigate • No one hurt • Explosion exposes tunnel labyrinth • Defense files list base as storage depot • Officer in Latvian Army assigned at installation in 1989 recalls “sensitive” area which he believed contained BW (Anthrax).
BIOLOGICAL ACCIDENT SCENARIO(CONTINUED) • Complete records review adds no new information. • Embassy in Moscow contacts Soviet Defense Ministry. • Response: Base was simple ammunition storage depot. No Biological Weapons storage. • NATO provides study outlining severity of any Biological Weapons accident. • Rumors of “dangerous accident” spreading. • Local officials requesting advice and help