WWII-Era Shell Detonates at St. Petersburg Military Academy, Injuring 7 Soldiers

The explosion occurred during cleanup operations in the academy's basement, with officials confirming no terrorist involvement.

The blast involved a 76mm World War II-era munition that detonated while garbage was being removed.
Seven servicemen were injured and taken to the Defense Ministry's health facility.
The incident took place at the Budyonny Military Academy of the Signal Corps.
Authorities have ruled out terrorism as the cause of the explosion.
The condition of the injured soldiers has not been immediately reported.