Man throws "Molotov cocktails" near LDP HQ

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Man throws "Molotov cocktails" near LDP HQ

TOKYO, Japan, Oct. 19 Kyodo - Video taken on Oct. 19, 2024, shows a van driven by a 49-year-old man who crashed it into a concertina barrier near the prime minister's office in Tokyo, after earlier in the day throwing objects believed to be Molotov cocktails in front of the headquarters of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party. (Kyodo)

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