A bar in the southeastern city of France was hit by a hand grenade explosion, injuring 12 people.

On February 13th, Jinshi data reported that a hand grenade explosion occurred in a bar in Grenoble, a southeastern city in France on the evening of the 12th, injuring at least 12 people. Local prosecutors have preliminarily ruled out the possibility of a terrorist attack. According to French media reports, at around 8 p.m. local time, a person entered the bar, threw a hand grenade, and then fled the scene. There were many customers in the bar at the time. Among the 12 injured, 2 were seriously injured, and rescue efforts are still ongoing, with the number of victims possibly increasing. Local prosecutors told the media that the case is under investigation, and efforts are being made to apprehend the suspect. Currently, there is no indication that the case is related to a "pure terrorist attack."