Four explosives found in a graveyard in Northern Ireland.

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The police were able to successfully avert a potential terrorist attack

Thanks to counter-terrorism officers and bomb disposal robots deployed to the City Cemetery in Creggan, Londonderry, police were able to avert a potential terrorist attack ahead of U.S. President Joe Biden's visit. The discovery of the suspected pipe bombs showed that there is still some way to go in terms of ending violence in Northern Ireland, according to Stephen Farry, the deputy leader of the Alliance Party. Although there was disorder involving young children throwing ready-made petrol bombs and other missiles at police, no one was injured. This successful police operation demonstrates a positive step forward in the effort to maintain peace and security in Northern Ireland.



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Thanks to the diligent efforts of police officers, four suspected pipe bombs have been safely recovered from a cemetery in Londonderry ahead of Joe Biden's visit. Counter-terrorism officers deployed bomb disposal robots to dispose of the devices, showing the dedication of the police to ensure public safety. The PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton commented on the situation, stating that the discovery was a 'sinister and worrying development'. Despite this, the police operation has now concluded, highlighting the success of the police in preventing any potential danger.



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