A car bomb in Moscow reportedly killed Russian General Damir Davydov, head of the defense ministry's missile and artillery wing. The Kremlin confirmed an explosion but withheld details pending investigation. Ukraine has not commented, but has previously claimed responsibility for attacks on Russian generals.
Ukraine launched long-range missile and drone attacks deep inside Russia, hitting a military factory in Cheboksary and oil refineries in Samara and Vladimir regions. President Zelenskyy declared a new 'Day of the Unmanned Systems Forces'. Meanwhile, Russia reported arrests in Moscow car bombings and continued attacks on Ukraine's Black Sea ports.
Colonel Damir Davydov, head of Russia's artillery and missile ammunition supply directorate, was killed in a car bombing near Moscow. The incident, attributed to Ukrainian intelligence by some Russian officials, is the latest in a series of assassinations targeting Russian military figures.
A suicide car bomb killed at least 24 people and injured over 50 on a train carrying soldiers in Quetta, Pakistan. The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for the attack, which occurred during Pakistan's PM's visit to China.
A suicide car bomb attack on a train carrying soldiers in Quetta, Pakistan, killed at least 24 people and wounded over 50. The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the blast, which also damaged adjacent buildings and overturned train carriages.
A car bomb exploded near Syria's Defence Ministry in Damascus, killing at least one soldier and wounding over 20 people. The device was discovered by an army unit attempting to defuse it.
Police say New IRA may have been behind attack on Dunmurry station as suspect due in courtA 66-year-old man has been charged with several offences, including attempted murder, after a car bombing that targeted a Northern Irish police station.The attack took place on the night of 25 April outside Dunmurry police station, located to the south-west of Belfast. Police have said they believe the New IRA may have been responsible. Continue reading...
A 66-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder and multiple terrorism offences following a car bomb attack on Dunmurry Police Station in Belfast on Saturday evening. The device, fitted to a hijacked delivery driver's car, was driven to the station and exploded in a residential area close to family homes where children were asleep. Police credited swift action by officers for preventing casualties. The attack is believed to have been carried out by dissident republican group the New IRA.
A car bomb exploded outside a PSNI station in Dunmurry, Belfast on Saturday night. A delivery driver was hijacked at gunpoint and forced to transport the device. The New IRA claimed responsibility in a statement. Police chief Jon Boutcher called it a 'deliberate, reckless and stupid attack' and announced increased patrols.
A car bomb exploded outside a PSNI station in Dunmurry on Saturday night after dissident republicans hijacked a delivery driver's vehicle at gunpoint and forced him to transport the device. The New IRA claimed responsibility, stating it was an attempt to kill police officers. Police Chief Jon Boutcher condemned the attack as reckless and stupid, praising officers who rushed toward danger to evacuate families. The PSNI will increase patrols and checkpoints across Northern Ireland amid threats from dissident groups.
Police in Northern Ireland have released body-worn footage of a car bomb explosion outside Dunmurry police station. The device was transported by a delivery driver who was hijacked at gunpoint in west Belfast and forced to deliver the bomb. The PSNI believes dissident republicans, likely the New IRA, carried out the Saturday night attack which is being treated as attempted murder. Police chief Jon Boutcher praised officers who evacuated families while the bomb exploded, saying nobody was seriously injured only through good fortune.
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher says his officers suspect the bombing was carried out by the dissident republican group known as the New IRA.
Police say a suspected New IRA car bomb attack in Northern Ireland was foiled after residents were evacuated before the blast Read Full Article at RT.com
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher says his officers suspect the bombing was carried out by the dissident republican group known as the New IRA.
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher says his officers suspect the bombing was carried out by the dissident republican group known as the New IRA.
Police probe a car bomb outside Dunmurry station near Belfast, with two minors evacuated and the New IRA suspected of the overnight attack.
According to a government statement, Gen. Sadio Camara’s residence was targeted by a suicide car bomber and other jihadist attackers on Saturday.
A car bomb exploded outside Dunmurry police station in Belfast on Saturday evening in what police are treating as attempted murder. A delivery driver's car was hijacked in Twinbrook, fitted with an explosive device, and the driver was forced to drive it to the station. Officers were evacuating residents including two babies when the device detonated. No one was injured. Police believe the New IRA may be responsible, noting similarities to a Lurgan police station attack last month.
An attempted murder investigation is underway after a hijacked car fitted with a gas cylinder exploded outside Dunmurry police station in Northern Ireland. No injuries were reported, and officials have condemned the attack as an act of terrorism.
A car bomb exploded outside Dunmurry police station in Belfast late Saturday, with officials saying the device was designed to kill officers and cause maximum harm. No casualties were reported but homes were evacuated and cordons remain in place. This is the second attack on a police station in Northern Ireland in recent weeks, following a similar incident in Lurgan. Political leaders from across the spectrum have condemned the attack, with First Minister Michelle O'Neill saying those responsible have no support and nothing to offer society.
Russia's FSB foiled a terrorist attack on Roskomnadzor leadership on April 18, 2026, preventing a car bomb plot. Seven neo-Nazi supporters recruited by Ukrainian intelligence via Telegram were detained in Moscow, Ufa, Novosibirsk and Yaroslavl. The group leader, a Moscow resident born in 2004, was killed after offering armed resistance. Authorities seized improvised explosive devices, a grenade, a silenced Makarov pistol, and other weapons.
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