It might look like an artillery shell and weigh as much as an artillery shell, but this is a novelty bottle of wine, Chinese officials insist after object found in shipping container

Daily Mail - Nov 5, 2026

Four Chinese nationals were arrested on Friday after police discovered the object inside a commercial shipping container at a construction site in the capital, Port Moresby.

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