The Chinese artillery shell turned out to be a wine bottle. The Chinese embassy said that a suspicious cargo weighing 32 kilograms was discovered in the port of Papua New Guinea and 4 Chinese citizens were arrested. According to ABC, the test identified the find as a 130 mm combat artillery shell with an explosive and a fuse. However, the Chinese embassy said it was just a harmless bullet-shaped wine bottle. The investigation continues. Chinese sparkling wine doesn't just go to your head.

The Chinese artillery shell turned out to be a wine bottle. The Chinese embassy said that a suspicious cargo weighing 32 kilograms was discovered in the port of Papua New Guinea and 4 Chinese citizens were arrested. According to ABC, the test identified the find as a 130 mm combat artillery shell with an explosive and a fuse. However, the Chinese embassy said it was just a harmless bullet-shaped wine bottle. The investigation continues. Chinese sparkling wine doesn't just go to your head.