At this time, the entire copper mine was surrounded by official Cyprus investigators, who blocked the news while urgently excavating the site.

The purpose of the excavation is to know how many casualties there are.

However, what surprised the Cyprus officials was that they excavated soil and building ruins at multiple points in the subsidence area, and then invited relevant testing experts to quickly test the samples excavated from multiple points. It was found that none of these samples contained any human tissue, or human blood or even DNA.

In other words, there may be no one here at all, or there may be no victims here at all.

This confuses the official investigators in Cyprus.

The entire copper mine collapsed into a deep ruin, but there seemed to be no one in it, so where did the people in the same frame go? Did they withdraw early?

But such a catastrophic accident must have happened very suddenly. How could these people have time to evacuate?

The only possibility is that these people had completely evacuated before the disaster struck.

If this is the case, then this is not an accident or a natural disaster, but a premeditated man-made destruction.

But this is even more inexplicable, because after all, this is a copper mine that has been built and put into operation for decades, and the entire investment is at least several hundred million dollars. Why does the owner of the copper mine destroy this place into ruins?

Just when they were puzzled, an excited voice suddenly came from the intercom at the scene: "We found a metal object like a bullet here, and there seems to be blood on it!"

The on-site commander immediately blurted out: "Quick! Bring the things up, and remember not to contaminate the traces and blood on them!"

Soon, the staff delivered the unearthed metal bullets in sealed bags.

Although the commander is not a weapon expert, he can recognize at a glance that this thing must be a bullet, and the bullet has a very thick caliber, so it is not an ordinary bullet at first glance.

So, he immediately sent a photo of the warhead to the weapons expert, who quickly responded that it looked like a 30mm close-in anti-aircraft warhead.

The biologists at the scene also successfully detected the components of human blood and DNA from the warhead.

For a moment, the entire on-site headquarters was in an uproar!

The discovery of human DNA in such a large ruin was not a surprise to the command center.

But finding the warhead of the near-defense gun in such a place is really a bit too weird.

The discovery of the warhead of the near-anti-aircraft means that it has been attacked by a near-anti-aircraft.

Combined with the range of the near-anti-aircraft gun of less than four kilometers, even if the near-anti-aircraft gun is not inside the copper mine, at least it is not far from the copper mine when it fires.

Whether it is people in the copper mine attacking other people with close-in defense guns, or people outside attacking copper mines with close-in defense guns, it is incomprehensible.

At this time, an adjutant put forward an idea: "Could the copper mine have suffered a terrorist attack?!"

As soon as this idea came out, it immediately won the approval of most people.

Over the years, terrorist attacks in the Middle East have never stopped, and those extremists will make some big noises every now and then. Could it be that they are targeting Cyprus this time?

However, the field commander had a different idea.

He couldn't help but said: "I consulted experts. This kind of close-in anti-aircraft gun produced in the former Soviet Union weighs nearly two tons empty. If it is equipped with ammunition and a complete fire control system, it will cost at least three to four tons. Who of you has seen such a gun?" Terrorists who have spent a lot of time? Besides, although the close-in artillery is very powerful, after all, the caliber is only 30 mm. If it is used to hit buildings, hundreds of shells may not be able to blow down a building, but The place has been blown up to what it is now, and it must have been blasted with a lot of explosives inside, since the terrorists have already blown up the entire copper mine into ruins, why bother to get a close-in anti-aircraft gun?"

"This..." Everyone at the scene immediately fell into deep thought.

What the commander said makes sense. Although the close-in anti-aircraft guns are very powerful, compared with such a big movement like blowing up a copper mine, it is just a few bites from mosquitoes. There is no need for terrorists to carry two or three tons or even Three or four tons of big guys come here to do things.

Everyone suddenly entered a dead end. JrNovels.com