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Police say explosive devices found in Belfast are linked to ‘rightwing terrorism’
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Suspect arrested after police uncover 17 improvised explosive devices during operation in Shankill Road area An arsenal of explosive devices discovered in Northern Ireland is believed to be linked to far-right terrorism, police have said. The stash of 17 improvised explosive devi
Suspect arrested after police uncover 17 improvised explosive devices during operation in Shankill Road area An arsenal of explosive devices discovered in Northern Ireland is believed to be linked to far-right terrorism, police have said. The stash of 17 improvised explosive devices and other material was found during searches in the Shankill Road area of Belfast on 30 and 31 October. Continue reading...
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