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Molotov Cocktail
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Molotov Cocktail
An explosive consisting of a flammable liquid like gasoline or alcohol contained in a glass bottle. One ignites the cocktail with a makeshift wick placed in the bottle. Molotov cocktails are used when hand grenades or other "formal" weapons are unavailable or unaffordable. For that reason, they may be used in terrorist or paramilitary activities.


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Nineteen Bahrainis had been standing trial for the premeditated murder of Pakistani policeman Majid Asghar Ali Baksh whose patrol jeep was allegedly ambushed by Molotov cocktails in Karzakan in April last year.
Several young men were seen hurling Molotov cocktails on banks' automated teller machines, while television footage showed one demonstrator shooting fireworks at a police helicopter overflying the area.
An AFP photographer at the intersection said that soldiers fired hundreds of of rounds into the air after several hundred protesters hurled bottles, rocks and molotov cocktails at them.
 
 
 
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