Greek police find bombs, grenades and bullets in warehouse on island of Crete


ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek authorities have found makeshift bombs, explosives, hand grenades and thousands of bullets during a raid on a warehouse on the southern island of Crete, police said on Friday, the second such operation this week.

The explosive devices were ready for use, police said in a statement, adding that one person had been detained and was due to appear before a prosecutor.

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