The victims of the terrorist attack in the city of Bnei Braka in Israel were two Ukrainian citizens who were working in the country, The Times of Israel reported, citing police data.
"Police report that the two unnamed victims of the terrorist attack in Bnei Brak are Ukrainian nationals," the report said.
According to police, the Ukrainians were 23 and 32 years old. They were killed in a grocery store on Bialik Street.
"The men were sitting at the entrance of the store when 26-year-old terrorist Diaa Hamarshe opened fire," the report said.
No further details are given about them, and it is not known how long they were in Israel.
Recall that an Arab gunman killed at least five people in a Tel Aviv suburb on Tuesday, March 29. Earlier, the media noted that the victims of the attack could be two Ukrainians.
Telegram wrote that the dead foreigners, probably Ukrainians, had worked in Bnei Brak for two years and were known to many local people.
