The man drove into the gate of the Chinese Embassy in Argentina and no one was injured.

　　A man drove into the gate of the Chinese embassy in Argentina, the embassy said "no one was injured"

　　[Global Times reporter Kan Shancong Chao Wangfang] According to the report of the Buenos Aires Times on the 23rd, the Chinese Embassy in Argentina in Buenos Aires, Argentina was hit by a car on the evening of the 22nd local time The gate of the embassy was seriously damaged. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident.

　　According to reports, a man drove into the main entrance of the Chinese Embassy in Buenos Aires on the evening of the 22nd. A source from the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs told AFP that the man requested to see an embassy official but was refused. Soon after, he returned in a Toyota car and crashed into the embassy gate, hitting it twice, causing serious damage to the embassy gate and his car. According to a statement provided to the British Reuters by the Chinese embassy, ​​no notification of injuries caused by the collision was received. The Chinese ambassador was not in the embassy at the time.

　　Argentina's "Clarion" said that the man was 24-year-old Argentine citizen Sanda. When the police arrested him, he claimed that there was a bomb in the car. The police conducted a strict search of his car and found no explosives. After the arrest of Sanda, the Argentine police sent an explosion-proof police to form a wall in front of the embassy to prevent other dangers.

　　According to Russian TV Today, in a video posted on social media earlier on Monday, Sanda said he knew the "truth" about the new crown virus, claiming that "the CIA was behind the epidemic," he said. "The help of the Chinese embassy" is needed. As for his true motives, it is unclear. Local media reported that Sundar had a history of mental illness. The Argentine police are currently interrogating Sanda and assessing whether he has a mental illness.

　　Reuters said the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to comment on the incident. As of press time, the Chinese embassy in Argentina has not yet released an explanation of the incident.