This noon, the diplomatic delegation of the Republic of Ukraine in the capital of Spain has been the victim of a terrorist attack using explosives.<\/p>\n
As announced by the agency Europa Press<\/a>, as a result of the attack a citizen of Ukrainian nationality has been slightly injured<\/strong>. The attack was carried out by means of a letter bomb that exploded at 1:17 p.m. CET in said Embassy, located on Ronda Abubilla street. The Embassy of Ukraine has been the one that has notified the Spanish Police after the explosion.<\/p>\n The detonation of the letter occurred when a Ukrainian employee of the Embassy was handling the envelope containing the explosive<\/strong>, which was not detected by the private surveillance service of that diplomatic delegation. The letter bomb arrived by ordinary mail and was not scanned<\/a>, as reported by the Government Delegate in Madrid, Mercedes Gonz\u00e1lez.<\/p>\n The deflagration occurred when the employee was handling a letter and, later, he went on his own foot to the Nuestra Se\u00f1ora de Am\u00e9rica hospital. Explosive disposal agents (TEDAX) have gone to the place<\/strong>, in addition to members of the Provincial Information Brigade and canine guides of the National Police. Europa Press<\/a> has informed that the National Court has assumed the investigation of the case<\/strong>. This is the court that deals with crimes of terrorism in Spain.<\/p>\n
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