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Non-Hazardous Jars Found Near Israeli Embassy

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London police investigate suspicious items near Israeli embassy, confirming theyre non-hazardous after a social media threat of a drone attack. Kensington Gardens temporarily closed, reopened after thorough investigation, no threats found.

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Non-Hazardous Jars Found Near Israeli Embassy

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Non-Hazardous Jars Found Near Israeli Embassy. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 18th, police in London checked out some suspicious items near the Israeli embassy and confirmed their non-hazardous, just two jars with. Powder Inside This all kicked off after a social media video dropped on Friday, threatening a drone attack loaded with dangerous substances aimed right at the embassy. The video seemed to come from an Iran-linked Islamist group, showing drones and folks in hazmat suits hovering over embassy images. Counterterrorism officers jumped on a quick while the embassy said no attack happened and everyone inside was safe. Kensington Gardens nearby got shut down all Friday, sparking worry among locals and folks passing by, especially since it's right next to Kensington, Palace. Police brought in divers, fire doves, and ambulance hazmat teams to sweep the area around the bandstand and a lake. Specialists cleared everything by Saturday, reopening the park with no threats found. Cops aren't tying this to any other tax and are still digging into that video.

Officials appreciate the public's patience during the response, keeping things calm while they wrap up the probe.

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