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Drone Threat at Israeli Embassy: No Hazardous Materials Found

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No Hazardous Materials Found After Drone Threat at Kensington Gardens

A recent search in Kensington Gardens, near the Israeli embassy in London, revealed no hazardous substances following claims of a drone attack. The park was temporarily closed due to discarded items, including two jars of powder, but emergency teams found no threat. The Metropolitan Police and the embassys security team are investigating the items, while counter-terror cops remain vigilant for any related threats.

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Drone Threat at Israeli Embassy: No Hazardous Materials Found

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On April 18th, police just wrapped up a big search in Kensington Gardens that Royal Park right by the Israeli Embassy in West London, turns out claims of a drone attack loaded with radioactive material were a bust. No hazardous substances at all. Earlier this week, an Islamist group posted a video online bragging about targeting the embassy with drones carrying dangerous stuff. Officers in full protective gear checked out several discarded items Friday morning, including two jars of powder found nearby. The whole park got shut down temporarily, sparking worry among locals and folks passing by Kensington Palace next door. Emergency teens from fire, ambulance, and even dive units showed up to make sure everything was safe. Saturday's update from the Metropolitan Police cleared it all. No harm, no foul, and the park's back open with zero risk to anyone around. They're still digging into whether those items tied back to that video, working tight with the embassy security team.

Meanwhile, counter-terror cops stay on alert for any related threats popping up.

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