Explosive devices thrown outside the Russian Consulate in Marseilles, France
On Monday, the shrug wall of the Russian Consulate was thrown on the perimeter wall of the Russian Consulate in Marseilles, France, France, two of which explode.
The public devices were thrown from the consulate gardens, the population in the second largest city in France. Investigators analyzed the contents of three bottles of soda used as artillery.
The Kremlin said that Russia was pressuring France on security measures following the incident, which Moscow said that it was a terrorist attack.
Russia demanded a full French investigation, the state news agency reported.
No one was injured and added to the Marseille Police. Earlier, the consulate stored inside before the bomb removal officers were conducting inspections.
“The explosions in the territory of Russia's Consulate General in Marseilles have all the peculiarities of the terrorist attack,” said Maria Zakharova, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The incident took place on the occasion of the third anniversary of the Russian-Ukraine war in the city of South France.
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