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(AP-Washington Post) The "sticky" bombs discovered in a Bangkok house after an accidental blast were similar to devices used against Israeli Embassy targets in India and Georgia, Israel's ambassador to Thailand Itzhak Shoha said Wednesday. That and the arrest of the two Iranians in Thailand "again leave not too much room to assume who was behind it," he said. On Tuesday, Israel's Channel 10 TV quoted unidentified Thai authorities as saying the captured Iranians confessed to targeting Israeli interests. 2012-02-15 00:00:00Full Article
Israel: Thai Bombs Similar to Ones Used in India, Georgia Attacks
(AP-Washington Post) The "sticky" bombs discovered in a Bangkok house after an accidental blast were similar to devices used against Israeli Embassy targets in India and Georgia, Israel's ambassador to Thailand Itzhak Shoha said Wednesday. That and the arrest of the two Iranians in Thailand "again leave not too much room to assume who was behind it," he said. On Tuesday, Israel's Channel 10 TV quoted unidentified Thai authorities as saying the captured Iranians confessed to targeting Israeli interests. 2012-02-15 00:00:00Full Article
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