A 25-year-old Irish law student, Isobella Perrie Sullivan, has been charged with possession of explosives after a sophisticated bomb was intercepted near the UK-Irish border, intended for an under-car attack in Northern Ireland.
Irish police intercepted an "extremely significant" car bomb with suspected military-grade explosives near the Irish border in Co Monaghan, targeting dissident republicans. Two suspects, a woman in her twenties and a man in his forties, have been arrested.
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.
Kuzey İrlanda'da Dunmurry polis karakolu önünde patlayan araç bombası 'kasıtlı, pervasız ve aptalca' bir saldırı olarak nitelendirildi. Polis şefi Jon Boutcher, dissident cumhuriyetçilerin sorumlu olduğunu belirterek, memurların cesaretini övdü ve yetkililer saldırıyı kınadı.
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.
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.
