Police were reportedly targeted by an explosive device.
A chilling terrorist act shook the United Kingdom today, as a car bomb attack in Northern Ireland bring back memories of the darkest days of the ‘Troubles’.
During the 1970s, the civil rights movement by the Catholic minority against discrimination devolved into open conflict between Irish republican paramilitaries, pro-UK Ulster paramilitaries, and the British Army.
Bombings, shootings, revenge murders in both Northern Ireland and mainland Britain became the norm, and by the end of the decade, thousands had been killed.
In today’s incident, a car bomb exploded outside a Northern Ireland police station in what law enforcement is calling an attempt to kill officers.
🚨NEW: A car bomb has reportedly exploded near a police station in Dunmurry, Northern Irelandpic.twitter.com/1TnmuPFMNs
— GB Politics (@GBPolitcs)April 26, 2026
“A gas cylinder was detonated in the boot of a delivery vehicle after it was hijacked late on Saturday, according to police.Two babies were among residents evacuated when the bomb exploded outside the police station in Dunmurry, on the outskirts of Belfast. No injuries have been reported.
Brendan Mullan, chairman of the Northern Ireland policing board, said: ‘This explosive device was sent to kill officers and cause maximum harm in an attack which was in the heart of a residential area’.”
— Connor Martin (@cmartin380)April 25, 2026
Source: The Gateway Pundit
