Military● Elevated1h ago · Nov 13, 2026, 4:30 AM
The Tedax injured in Oviedo was not wearing the suit: the Police buy 30, but the last batch will arrive in 2030 and each one costs 70,180 euros
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The Interior Ministry awarded a contract at the end of October to acquire the bomb disposal suits used by this specialized unit. If the agent injured in Oviedo had been wearing it, his injuries would have been less severe, but he prioritized the safety of the building's residents.
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