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Barcelona’s most popular street, La Rambla, was packed with “hundreds of people” as a van sped through it at, knocking down multiple pedestrians, and creating “panic” as people fled and sought shelter in roadside shops, an eyewitness said.
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One person has died and more than 30 others have been injured in a “massive crash” involving a van in Barcelona's city center, local police have confirmed. Authorities have called the incident a “terrorist attack.” - First footage of Barcelona terrorist attack aftermath (PHOTOS,VIDEOS)
Photos and videos have emerged online from the incident in Barcelona city center where a van struck dozens of pedestrians on a busy thoroughfare. Police have confirmed it was a terrorist attack and at least one person is dead and 32 injured. - ‘Not on negotiating table’: US & South Korea to hold joint drills despite calls to ease tensions
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- ‘Van was going fast, stopped, then plowed into more people’ – Barcelona attack eyewitness to RTBarcelona’s most popular street, La Rambla, was packed with “hundreds of people” as a van sped through it at, knocking down multiple pedestrians, and creating “panic” as people fled and sought shelter in roadside shops, an eyewitness said.
- First footage of Barcelona terrorist attack aftermath (PHOTOS,VIDEOS)Photos and videos have emerged online from the incident in Barcelona city center where a van struck dozens of pedestrians on a busy thoroughfare. Police have confirmed it was a terrorist attack and at least one person is dead and 32 injured.
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Berlin must not spend billions on militarization to appease Donald Trump, the German foreign minister said, adding that Chancellor Angela Merkel should not “kneel” to the US president. - Van smashes into pedestrians in central Barcelona LIVE UPDATES
A van struck a group of pedestrians in the Las Ramblas area of Barcelona city center in what police have confirmed was a terrorist incident. One fatality and 32 injuries have been confirmed. - Barcelona terrorist attack: 1 dead, 32 injured as van plows into pedestrians in tourist areaOne person has died and more than 30 others have been injured in a “massive crash” involving a van in Barcelona's city center, local police have confirmed. Authorities have called the incident a “terrorist attack.”
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