Suicide bomber attacks Chinese embassy in Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan’s deputy prime minister said a suicide bomber had rammed his car into the gate of the Chinese embassy compound in the capital Bishkek, detonating a bomb and injuring three embassy employees.
Russian news agencies on Tuesday quoted the Central Asian country’s health minister as saying that one person died and two more were injured in the blast.
The Interfax news agency quoted Deputy Prime Minister Zhenish Razakov as saying that the suicide bomber had rammed into the gate of the embassy, detonating the bomb. Razakov said the bomber died and three embassy employees, all Kyrgyz nationals, were injured.
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