Authorities on Wednesday said that they have launched “initial studies” into two bombs that took place near the Israeli ambassador in Copenhagen, in Denmark.
” On the basis of two bombs, we are current in the Strandagervej/Lundevangsvej place. No one was hurt, and we are conducting preliminary investigations at the field. A possible link to the Israeli Embassy, located in the area, is being investigated”, the officers said in a blog on X.
The officers continued,” We are now receiving a lot of names that we are able to answer.”
According to a police spokesman Jakob Hansen, it’s too early to determine whether there is a connection between the explosions and the Israeli political mission. No injuries were reported in the nighttime blasts, which occurred in “immediate proximity.”
The Israeli embassy is situated among various other foreign expeditions, including those of Iran, Thailand, Turkey, and Romania, all of which are located in the educated district of Hellerup, north of Copenhagen.
Iran fired a volley of missiles into Israeli place during the height of Middle Eastern hostilities, and Israel pledged to demand that Iran pay the price for the assault.
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