Kent police said this in a statement "Officers made sure to throw two to three incendiary devices In the immigration building of the Ministry of the Interior. One person was reported with minor injuries. The identity and whereabouts of the suspect have been ascertained. Investigations are still ongoing".
And it appeared in a video clip released by a reporter from "GB News" On social media, the workers of the center put out a small fire on the outer wall of the building.
The attack comes in the midst of a heated political debate on the matter immigration to Great Britain.
The number of people attempting to cross the Channel into Britain has increased dramatically. The government faces criticism from some quarters for poor border controls, while charities and human rights groups say asylum seekers are treated inhumane.
The Times on Saturday quoted government sources as saying that the decisions made by Interior Minister Suella Braverman directly led to overcrowding, itching and diphtheria at another migrant center in Kent.
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The photographer said the attacker, a white man wearing a striped T-shirt, arrived downtown in a white SEAT sports car, then got out and threw three petrol bombs, none of which caught fire. .
He added that after the attack, the man drove the car to a station fuel He wrapped a rope attached to a metal pole around his neck and left, killing himself.
In a statement, Kent police said: “Officers confirmed that between two and three people were discharged incendiary devices In the immigration building of the Ministry of the Interior. One person was reported with minor injuries. The identity and whereabouts of the suspect have been ascertained. The investigations are still ongoing “.
A video clip posted by a reporter from the “GB News” television channel on social media showed the workers of the center putting out a small fire against the outer wall of the building.
The attack comes in the midst of a heated political debate on the matter immigration to Great Britain.
The number of people attempting to cross the Channel into Britain has increased dramatically. The government faces criticism from some quarters for poor border controls, while charities and human rights groups say asylum seekers are treated inhumane.
The Times on Saturday quoted government sources as saying that the decisions made by Interior Minister Suella Braverman directly led to overcrowding, itching and diphtheria at another migrant center in Kent.
