Still no suspects in latest Zagreb blast

ZAGREB Zagreb police have ruled out a possibility that a powerful pyrotechnical device went off at Zagreb’s central square on Wednesday morning. The police stressed that it was an improvised low-intensity explosive device. Still no suspects in latest Zagreb blast Even though the police have already interviewed most of the witnesses who were at Ban Jelacic Square when the bomb went off, there are still no suspects. The police have not confirmed that the Wednesday’s explosion has anything to do with two blasts that hit Zagreb on January 9 and 11. 53-year-old Vojislav Blazevic, who was injured in the second blast, is suspected of planting the first two bombs. The Croatian police did not comment on a vehicle that security cameras allegedly recorded near the blast site. Nobody was injured in the explosion that took place early on Wednesday and the blast only caused minor damage to the nearby store and the sidewalk. (Beta) Tanjug

Still no suspects in latest Zagreb blast

Even though the police have already interviewed most of the witnesses who were at Ban Jelačić Square when the bomb went off, there are still no suspects.

The police have not confirmed that the Wednesday’s explosion has anything to do with two blasts that hit Zagreb on January 9 and 11. 53-year-old Vojislav Blažević, who was injured in the second blast, is suspected of planting the first two bombs.

The Croatian police did not comment on a vehicle that security cameras allegedly recorded near the blast site.

Nobody was injured in the explosion that took place early on Wednesday and the blast only caused minor damage to the nearby store and the sidewalk.