An explosion near Augsburg’s main train station in southern Germany injures two people early Wednesday. German police say an unidentified object detonates, and two passers-by—aged 17 and 18—sustain minor injuries.

Several outlets report that police cordon off the area and deploy explosives experts. Euronews and Deccan Chronicle note the blast affects nearby surroundings, including blown-out windows, while ABC News says a major police response follows. The Independent also describes the explosion as caused by an unidentified object. The Jerusalem Post adds geographic context, describing Augsburg as a regional transport hub about 55 kilometers northwest of Munich.

Fox News adds an additional detail not emphasized elsewhere, saying the injured are Ukrainian citizens and that investigators look into possible motive amid broader regional tensions. Other reports focus on the uncertainty around the cause and the ongoing forensic and explosives investigations. Across coverage, the event is treated as a developing incident with no confirmed explanation.