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Fire bombs thrown at Turkish consulate in Zurich

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epa06558263 Forensic experts and Swiss police secure evidence at the cordoned off crime scene of a shooting outside a bank in Zurich, Switzerland, 23 February 2018 in which two people reportedly have been killed. EPA-EFE/ENNIO LEANZA

Swiss police said that three men have been arrested after two incendiary devices were thrown at the Turkish consulate general in Zurich.

In the incident a hedge outside the building caught fire.

The three men are aged 17, 18 and 19 and tried to flee the scene when they saw police arrive.

Via Swissinfo

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