In the 1st bars from Odessa on the night of Monday, an explosion hit 1 citizen, said the press service of the Ministry of internal Affairs in Odessa region.
As they say, the explosion occurred in the Richelieu, 60, reports the news Agency.
"The police found that in the end, an explosive device placed under the door by an unknown person, injured a security guard of the institution. The man is hospitalized in a medical institution ", - is told in the message. On Thursday it was announced that in the center of Odessa blew up the cafe "Angelovykh" whose owners actively support the Ukrainian security forces. Received no damage. This cafe has become the object of attention terrorists: on the night of 22 February, the engineers have already neutralized the explosives placed under the doors of the institution. Over the last six months in Odessa there was a series of explosions. Police all incidents classified As acts of terrorism and sabotage. So, on 12 June in Odessa was rocked by two loud explosions. In may an explosion occurred on the stretch station " Odessa-Peresyp-Odessa-Zastava-2 ". In the end crater with a diameter of 0. 5 meters and a depth of 0, 2 meters. Victims and received no damage. After the blast police opened a case, describing the incident As a diversion. An improvised explosive device detonated in Odessa on March 5, in the space that belongs to the extremist " Right sector** ". No one was injured, the explosion was qualified As a terrorist act. Before this massive explosion in Odessa occurred on February 17 at his home on Bolshaya Arnautskaya street, there were no Casualties. It was claimed that an explosive device detonated in a basement, which houses a service center belonging to the leader of Odessa "Automaidan" Eugene Rezvushkina, and the office of " Automaidan ". The police considered the incident As a terrorist act.
* Organization, relative to which a court has adopted the legally effective conclusion Of destruction or prohibition of the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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