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)
An incendiary device explodes outside the Russian Consulate in the French city of Marseille
PARIS (AP) — An incendiary device exploded outside the Russian Consulate in Marseille early Monday, authorities said, on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. No injuries were reported. A second device that was thrown but did not explode, and a bomb disposal expert was called to the scene.
Three projectiles were thrown over the perimeter wall of Russia's consulate in the southern French port city of Marseille on ...
Two French citizens who attacked the Russian Consulate in Moscow on February 24 Marseille, turned out to be researchers at ...
No injuries were reported after three Molotov cocktails in plastic bottles were hurled at the perimeter wall of the consulate ...
President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron are starting their day by taking part in a virtual meeting with ...
GENEVA (Reuters) - Dozens of dignitaries walked out of Russia's speech to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Wednesday, in support of Ukraine.
An explosion took place after plastic bottles were thrown at the Russian consulate building in Marseille. The incident comes ...
On February 24th America sided with Russia and North Korea in voting against a UN resolution proposed by its European allies ...
France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and other European countries are ready to send troops to ensure a truce between Russia ...
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