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Explosion Rocks Russian Consulate in Marseille No Casualties Reported; Terror Activity Suspected

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: February 24, 2025 15:22 IST

At the Russian Consulate in Marseille, an explosion was heard on February 24. The local news channels have reported ...

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At the Russian Consulate in Marseille, an explosion was heard on February 24. The local news channels have reported that unidentified assailants attacked the building with Molotov cocktails. Russia demanded a full French investigation of the matter stating that it was an act of terrorism, reported news agency TASS.

No casualties or damage has been reported till now. 

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TASS quoted the Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova as saying, "The explosions on the territory of the Russian Consulate General in Marseille have all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack."

She further demanded a prompt investigation of the matter from France.

About 30 firefighters and police officials were deployed at the location after hearing the explosion.

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