In Grenoble, France, a violent incident unfolded when a person threw a grenade into a bar, wounding twelve individuals, two of them critically. Prosecutor Francois Touret-de-Courcy reported that the attacker entered the bar silently, threw the grenade, and fled the scene. While investigators are still working to determine a motive, initial assessments suggest that the attack is not linked to terrorism. Local mayor Eric Piolle expressed strong condemnation of the violence and acknowledged the efforts of emergency services amid growing safety concerns in the area, particularly since it is located in the historic Olympic Village neighborhood.
Twelve people were wounded when a grenade was thrown into a bar in Grenoble, with two critically injured; no motive identified but not deemed a terrorist attack.
Prosecutor Francois Touret-de-Courcy stated that the assailant entered the bar without speaking, threw the grenade, and then fled the scene.
Local mayor Eric Piolle condemned the act of violence and praised emergency services for their response to the situation.
The explosion occurred in the Olympic Village neighborhood, highlighting concerns about safety in a historic area built for the 1968 Winter Olympics.
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