An explosion at a train station in Germany injured two people, both Ukrainian citizens, on Wednesday.Police say they found a suspicious package following the explosion and ordered the Augsburg train station closed.The package was ultimately found to be harmless and trains began running again at 10 a.m.
local time.The victims in the explosion were a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old man, neither of whom have been identified."We can give the all-clear — the object we found in front of the main train station was harmless, and we have reopened the station," police spokesperson Timo Küfner told The Associated Press.
"The train are running again, too."The explosion occurred at just after 3 a.m.local time and caused only minor injuries to the pair.NATO MEMBER SCRAMBLES FIGHTER JETS AS RUSSIAN ATTACK ON UKRAINE KILLS 8Police cordon off the area near the train station in the southern German city of Augsburg, Wednesday, Sept.
2, 2026.(Felix Kirberg/dpa via AP)"It’s still too early to say anything about a possible motive for the overnight explosion, but we are investigating," said Küfner.The incident comes just a day after Germany accused Russia of carrying out a failed drone sabotage operation at the Leipzig/Halle Airport.German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said Russia's consulate in Bonn will be closed and the contract for the Russian House cultural center in Berlin will be terminated after German authorities concluded Moscow was behind the Aug.
4 incident.RUSSIA LINKED TO ARSON ATTACKS ON PROPERTIES CONNECTED TO UK PM KEIR STARMER, POLICE SAYA drone carrying explosives was found at Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport on Tuesday night next to a Ukrainian plane, with officials warning the incident represented "a new quality of danger." (Hendrik Schmidt/DPA via AP)Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said forensic evidence and intelligence findings tied Russia to the attack, in which authorities found a drone carrying an explosive device beside a Ukrainian Anto...