Twin suicide attacks targeting security forces struck Tunisia's capital on Thursday, injuring at least nine people.
One attacker detonated explosives in a busy commercial district near the French embassy shortly before 11 a.m., apparently targeting a police patrol. At least five people were injured, including two officers.
At nearly the same time, a second bomber struck at an entrance to the anti-terrorism brigade on the outskirts of the city.
Four officers were hospitalized with injuries.
Tunisia has been struck repeatedly by terror attacks. In October a female suicide bomber struck the city center, killing only herself.
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