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Британской разведке отправили по почте две бомбы

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Неизвестные отправили по почте две бомбы в офис британской службы внешней разведки MI6, сообщает AFP.

Одна из бомб была найдена в штаб-квартире MI6 на Воксхолл-кросc в Лондоне в среду, 28 июля. На следующий день полиция перехватила вторую посылку с взрывным устройством в одном из почтовых отделений на юге столицы.

В пятницу, 30 июля полиция арестовала по этому делу двух мужчин в возрасте 52 и 21 года. Оба ареста прошли в Карнарвоне (Северный Уэльс). По данным Reuters, в субботу они были допрошены в Лондоне.

Подробности о типе бомб не сообщаются. Информации об арестованных также пока нет.

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