Bahrain links explosives in Tuesday bombing to Iran - state news agency


  • World
  • Tuesday, 28 Jul 2015

DUBAI (Reuters) - The explosives used in a bombing that killed two policemen in Bahrain on Tuesday were similar to those recently seized by security forces after allegedly being smuggled from Iran, state news agency BNA reported.

"Early information suggests that the explosives used in today's terrorist attack are of the same type that were recently intercepted coming from Iran," BNA said.

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