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Spanish police are investigating a suspect letter bomb sent to an air base outside Madrid early on December 1, a day after a letter bomb exploded at the Ukrainian Embassy and injured an employee.
Spain said Thursday it was boosting security measures after a series of letter bombs were discovered in the country, including one that was sent to Spain’s prime minister last week and another to the US embassy.
Spanish police were investigating Thursday a series of letter bombs sent to targets including the prime minister and the US embassy.
Security has been beefed up at public and diplomatic buildings in Spain following a string of letter bombs, including one that injured an official at the Ukrainian embassy in Madrid. As per the nation's interior ministry on November 24th an "envelope with pyrotechnic material" addressed to the Prime minister was disarmed by them. The Ukrainian embassy, military equipment firm Instalaza, and the defence ministry all received three similar devices. Early on Thursday morning, a fifth one was detected at Spain's Torrejon de Ardoz air base.
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