Spain Marks 10 Years Since Madrid Bombings
World | March 11, 2014, Tuesday // 11:00
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
Photo by brookings.edu
Spain marks the 10th anniversary of the Madrid train bombings, which left 191 people dead and wounded 1,800.
The simultaneous, coordinated attacks on four commuter trains in the Spanish capital were Europe's worst terrorist act since the Lockerbie bombing in 1988.
Twenty-one suspects were convicted for taking part in the act, believed to be organized by an al-Qaeda-linked terrorist cell.
A special commemorative ceremony has been held in Madrid to remember the casualties.
We need your support so Novinite.com can keep delivering news and information about Bulgaria! Thank you!
- » Medvedev: Crimea is Russian. For it, We are Ready to have a Third World War
- » North Macedonia Postpones the Debate on the "French Proposal"
- » Fight in the Macedonian Parliament (VIDEO)
- » Day 125 of the Invasion of Ukraine: At least 18 Dead after Russians Hit a Mall in Kremenchuk
- » The G7 will Oppose China with Investments
- » NATO to Increase its Rapid Reaction Force and will Double its Military in Eastern Europe
