Media reported a car explosion near a police station in Ireland

In Northern Ireland, a stolen car detonated near a police station. This was reported by the Belfast Telegraph newspaper on April 26.

"A car exploded near the Dunmurry police station. <...>. The car was stolen, after which it was taken to the scene. <...>. Shortly after that, the car exploded," says a Facebook post (owned by Meta, a company whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).

It is specified that emergency services are currently working at the scene.

The publication clarified that a few weeks earlier there had been a similar incident with an attempted explosion at a police station in Northern Ireland. Then two masked men, one of whom was armed with a pistol, stole a car, put an explosive device in the trunk and ordered the driver to drive to the police station.

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