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Car bomb blast at Madrid airport Car bomb blast at Madrid airport
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A car bomb has exploded in the car park of Madrid's Barajas Airport, Spanish officials have said. A car bomb has exploded in the car park of Madrid's Barajas Airport, injuring at least four people.
Two police officers who were examining the vehicle parked close to terminal four when it blew up were reported as being lightly injured. Two police officers who were examining the vehicle parked close to terminal four were among those injured.
The blast was preceded by a telephone warning, which meant that the terminal had already been evacuated. The government said Basque separatist group Eta had carried out the attack - ending a ceasefire declared in March.
Spanish media reported that the Basque separatist group Eta has claimed responsibility for the blast. The Eta ceasefire came after four decades of violence aimed at creating an independent Basque state in the north of the country.
If confirmed this would mean the end of a ceasefire declared in March after four decades of violence aimed at creating an independent Basque state in the north of the country. Saturday's blast sent a plume of dark smoke high into the skies.
The blast sent a plume of dark smoke high into the skies. Flights in and out of terminal four have been halted, and there is chaos at the other three terminals, officials say.
Flights in and out of terminal four have been halted, though normal operations are continuing in the airports other three terminals, officials say.