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Two injured in blast at train station in southern Germany
Police reopened Augsburg’s main train station after an explosion injured two people and led to a search for a second suspicious object.
- Police closed the train station in Augsburg on Wednesday morning after an explosion at 3:15 a.m. injured two Ukrainian citizens and damaged nearby windows.
- Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt recently linked a failed drone attack at Leipzig to a "well-established pattern of Russian hybrid operations in Europe," warning Germany could face further targeting.
- Explosives experts from the Bavarian state criminal police office are investigating the scene while road traffic and public transportation in the vicinity were disrupted following the incident.
- Trains are no longer running in Augsburg, a city of 308,000 residents located about 78km northwest of Munich, as further information on the second suspicious object remains unavailable.
- Halle Airport functions as a major cargo distribution point for arms and supplies flown into Ukraine for the nation's five-year battle against Russian forces, making it a strategic target.
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