WorldReutersPoliceman kills knife attacker outside Israel's embassy in Serbia
A knife attacker wounded a police officer outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade and was shot dead by the officer on the scene.
An attacker with two knives wounded a policeman guarding the Israeli embassy in Belgrade overnight, before the officer shot the assailant dead, Serbia's outgoing interior minister said on Wednesday.
A young attacker armed with two knives rushed at a police officer guarding the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, wounding him before being shot dead.
Serbia's interior minister said the attacker shouted Allahu Akbar during the assault, and Serbia's security threat level was immediately raised to red.
It is the second attack at the same embassy in two years, following a crossbow assault on a Serbian officer in June 2024.
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