Blast in central Kiev leaves two injured

Eastern EuropeBlast in central Kiev leaves two injured

Blast in central Kiev leaves two injured

KIEV, Ukraine: At least two persons were injured when an explosion took place at the European Square in Ukraine’s Kiev city center on Friday.

It is not clear yet that which caused the blast; however, some reports said that it was probably caused by a homemade grenade.

The Kiev police said that the explosives experts and a team of investigators were on their way to the blast site.

The European Square is only around 400 meters from Independence Square (Maidan) where activists have been camping since November 2013.

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