The IRA planted bombs in the capital of Northern Ireland

Police received warnings about the bomb during the night, including one call in which the attacker warned that the bomb could explode at any moment.
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Ažurirano: 26.01.2011. 12:23h

About 50 families have been evacuated from their homes in Belfast after a bomb threat claimed by renegade members of the Irish Republican Army (IRA), police said.

During the night, the police received warnings about the planted bomb, including one call in which the attacker warned that the bomb could explode at any moment, reports BETA.

As specified, the experts of the bomb disposal team are checking and reporting on an improvised explosive device placed near the police station.

Radical renegade members of the Irish Republican Army oppose the group's decision to support the peace process for Northern Ireland, continuing a campaign of violence.

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