Bro casually throws hand grenades in a room full of people, injured over 26 people

 Twenty-six people were injured at a local council in Ukraine, with six people, including Lee, seriously injured when a lawmaker detonated three grenades. 

 

 

 

 

Bro casually throws hand grenades in a room full of people 😨 pic.twitter.com/tLUNhi30z0

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According to the BBC and local media in Ukraine on the 15th (local time), an explosion occurred at around 11 a.m. at the meeting room of the Keretsky Parliament in Zakarpatya, Ukraine. The meeting was being broadcast live on Facebook when the incident took place. A man who entered the meeting room was caught on video pulling out three safety pins of grenades in front of the door and throwing them to the floor. At the time, lawmakers debated next year's budget and this year's settlement. Nearly 90 minutes after the meeting began, one of the lawmakers was seen shouting against the budget bill. After that, the man wearing a black jacket took another man out of the room. Returning a few minutes later, the man in the black jacket stood at the door. Suddenly, he grabbed the attention of the attendees by pulling two grenades out of his pocket. Soon after, the man dropped a total of three grenades to the floor. Given that a total of three explosions were heard, all three grenades are believed to have exploded. A view of the scene of a Ukrainian parliamentary accident where a grenade exploded./Ukrainian police A view of the scene of a Ukrainian parliamentary accident where a grenade exploded./Ukrainian police According to police, a total of 26 people were injured, including six who were seriously injured. The suspect was included in the list, and medical staff said they performed CPR on him. The police did not disclose details of the man, but later he was known as Serhiy Batrin (54), a member of the Servant of the People party led by President Volodymyr Zelensky. The incident is not related to the war in Ukraine, and the exact motive for the crime is unknown. Congressman Batrin is said to have been opposed to the ruling power and criticized corruption of local authorities. Police, bomb disposal experts, and scientific investigation experts are dispatched to the scene to investigate the case. Immediately after the incident, the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) launched an investigation into suspected terrorism cases and the handling of illegal weapons under Article 258 of the Ukrainian Criminal Code.