Explosion at Minska Metro in Kyiv: Police Destroy Explosives After Bomb Threat
The capital is once again on edge over reports of bomb threats.
Today around noon, an anonymous call reported that two kiosks at 26 Obolonskyi Avenue had been mined.
As reported Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, after people were evacuated, law enforcement officers defused explosives attached between a passenger car and the auto kiosks.
In addition to the mining near Minska metro station, reports of mining also came in near the Ocean Plaza shopping centre and at the building of the Court of Appeal in Solomianskyi District.
“At 11:32, the 102 service reported to the State Emergency Service about the mining of the Solomianskyi District Court of Appeal, — the State Emergency Service told RBC-Ukraine. — Police officers are working there.”
On June 2, in the capital, after a report of mining, the Metro Bridge was closed. The alleged “miner” was subsequently placed in a specialised psychiatric facility.
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