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1989 Callao bombing

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that facilitated Soviet fishermen and sailors between Callao and Lima who had landing permission as agreed between the Peruvian and Soviet governments. The foreigners were visiting a craft shop near the buses. When the Soviets were boarding the vehicles, an explosion occurred under the largest bus.
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The other two smaller buses with 35 passengers each were also affected, but the largest bus was the most affected, with its 49 passengers being evacuated to hospitals in Lima. All the seriously injured were on the largest bus, with 20 injuries being first reported, later rising to 33, four of whom
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of the attack was that of Sendero Luminoso. The then PNP officer Oswaldo DĂ­az Salvador said that witnesses reported that two young people were seen placing a package on the bottom of the large bus in the vicinity of the attack site at a time the Soviets were not in their vehicles. The
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in exchange for a percentage of the fishing remaining in the port. Likewise, the Soviet fishermen had permission to land on the Peruvian shore, and several shops in Callao catering exclusively to Soviet visitors were opened.
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came to power. The two countries reached an economic agreement to allow approximately 20 trawlers to fish in the waters of the
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The impact of this explosion destroyed the façade of the three-story craft store that the victims had recently departed from.
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said that four people were being sought, saying that two more suspects fled in a car immediately after the explosion.
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Attacks against the USSR continued, as the Soviet embassy was again bombed in October 1989.
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No terrorist organization officially claimed responsibility for the attack, but the
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to be stationed in the port of Callao. That same year, SL militants
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Relations between the governments of Peru and the Soviet Union had
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government by taking a stand in its favor in the war against the
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Politically, the Gorbachev government gave support to the
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Economic policy of the Alberto Fujimori administration
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that occurred on July 5, 1989, in the vicinity of the
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Index

Internal conflict in Peru

Port of Callao
EDT
Communist terrorism
Shining Path
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Peruvian conflict
Chuschi ballot burning incident
Deng Xiaoping's dogs
Assault of Ayacucho prison
Korean embassy attack
Soviet embassy attack
Callao bombing
Frecuencia Latina bombing
Bolivian embassy attack
Peruvian embassy attack
Tarata bombing
Japanese embassy crisis
Chavín de Huántar
2002 Lima bombing
Hatun Asha ambush
Massacres
Lucanamarca
Putis
Accomarca
Prisons
Barrios Altos

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