An employee of Ukraine’s embassy in Madrid was “lightly” injured Wednesday when a letter bomb blew up as he handled it, a police source said.
“National Police were informed around 1:00 pm (1200 GMT) of an explosion at the Ukranian embassy in Madrid. It happened when one of the embassy employees was handling a letter,” the source said.
Police have opened an investigation “which includes the participation of forensic police,” the source said without giving further details.
A security cordon has been put in place by the police around the embassy, located in a residential area in northern Madrid.
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