ISIS-inspired IED attack outside NYC mayor's home prompts terrorism probe
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Two Pennsylvania men, Ibrahim Kayumi and Emir Balat, allegedly hurled improvised explosive devices outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Gracie Mansion during an anti-Islam protest; NYPD officials say it appears ISIS-inspired terrorism, with one device containing TATP, another not explosive, and a third suspected device found nearby. The suspects were arrested at the scene; no injuries occurred, and the FBI is conducting tests as the investigation continues.
- Throwing of explosive devices outside Mamdani residence was ‘act of Isis-inspired terrorism’, officials say The Guardian
- Mayor Mamdani was not at Gracie Mansion when protesters lit devices NBC New York
- 2 Bucks Co. men arrested in terrorism case after IEDs ignited during protest in near home of New York City mayor 6abc Philadelphia
- Bucks County natives in custody after ‘improvised explosive' ignited in NYC NBC10 Philadelphia
- U.S. Authorities Are Investigating Device Thrown Near Gracie Mansion The New York Times
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