Two French Nationals Admit Arson Attack at Russian Consulate, Says Prosecutor
PARIS (Reuters) - Two French nationals who work at France's CNRS research institute have admitted responsibility for Monday's arson attack at the Russian consulate in Marseille, the Marseille prosecutor said on Wednesday. (Reporting by Marc Leras, Sudip Kar-Gupta, Writing by Charlotte Van Campenhout; Editing by Peter Graff)
Projectiles thrown at Russian consulate in France, one explodes, says security source
Two projectiles were thrown at the perimeter wall of Russia's consulate in the southern French port city of Marseille on Monday, one of which exploded, a French security source said. It was not immediately clear if the projectiles cleared the wall. BFM TV said the projectiles were Molotov cocktails and that they landed in the consulate's garden.
Two explosive projectiles detonated outside the Russian consulate in Marseille, France, on the third anniversary of Russia's ...
Three projectiles were thrown over the perimeter wall of Russia's consulate in the southern French port city of Marseille on ...
Multiple explosive devices were thrown at the Russian consulate in France on Monday, sparking a fire. No injuries were ...
TWO pro-Ukrainian protestors were arrested today suspected of throwing petrol bombs at the Russian consulate in France. At ...
No injuries were reported when two plastic bottles exploded in the garden of the building in Marseille in the south of France ...
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BREAKING: Russian Consulate Firebombed in France | Molotov Blast Ignites Chaos - CCTV FootageChaos erupts in Marseille as the Russian Consulate catches fire after a reported Molotov cocktail attack. The explosion ...
Local doctors say Ukrainian residents are physically and mentally exhausted from war and want it to end soon, but they are ...
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