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В Таллине брошенной бутылкой ранен главный редактор BNS Eesti (эстонской службы крупнейшего прибалтийского информагентства BNS) Айнар Рууссар. Об этом сообщает DELFI.

Инцидент произошел в центре Таллина вечером 16 октября. Бутылка, брошенная неизвестным, попала журналисту в голову. Пострадавшего на "скорой" доставили в больницу. Он уже выписан и в настоящее время, как передает "Интерфакс", находится на больничном. Можно сделать вывод, что ранение оказалось не слишком серьезным.

В связи с произошедшим полиция начала расследование. Сам Рууссар считает, что о намеренном нападении на него речь не идет. "На улице в это время [было] много людей, много туристов, поэтому это случайность, что брошенная бутылка попала именно в меня", — отметил он.

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