France’s National Anti-Terrorism Department has opened an investigation after police prevented what it described as an attempted bombing outside the Bank of America offices in Paris. The probe was launched under charges of “attempted destruction by fire or dangerous method in connection with a terrorist organization,” according to Brazilian outlet Carta Capital. Details about suspects or the specific explosive device used remain scarce, but the incident underscores the persistent threat of politically motivated violence targeting American financial institutions on foreign soil — and the vigilance of French security services in intercepting it.
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