Letter bomb disarmed at Greek embassy in Paris: police

Letter bomb disarmed at Greek embassy in Paris: police

PARIS - Agence France-Presse

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French police said on Monday they had disarmed a letter bomb sent to the Greek embassy in Paris.

No injuries were reported. Police said they were called to the embassy after smoke was seen escaping from the parcel stored in the building's basement.
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