In the early hours of Sunday, a car bomb exploded outside a police station in Dunmurry, a suburb near Belfast, Northern Ireland. The explosion prompted a major security alert, leading to the evacuation of nearby homes and the deployment of bomb disposal teams to investigate the scene. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries. Local MP Sorcha Eastwood, representing the Lagan Valley area, expressed her distress over the incident, highlighting the potential for casualties in a busy residential area. This attack has raised alarms regarding the resurgence of dissident republican groups, which have continued to carry out sporadic attacks despite the 1998 Good Friday Agreement that aimed to bring peace to the region. The police have advised the public to avoid the area as investigations are ongoing.