Today, 27 years ago, on August 15, 1998 (Calendar, June 24, 1998), the Omaha car bombing occurred. The Omaha bombing in Northern Ireland was the worst violence in Northern Ireland since the bombing of 13 British soldiers in 1979, resulting in 28 deaths and hundreds of injuries due to misinformation. The bombing was carried out by a terrorist group that called itself the "true Irish Republic" in the center of the city of Omaha in Northern Ireland on August 15, 1998, which has been publicly declaring its opposition to the Northern Love Peace Agreement signed on April 10, 1998. Police had received a call warning 40 minutes before the bombing, but due to misinformation led many people to withdraw and close to the bombing site. The Republic of Ireland's political patrol has condemned the incident as the new leader of the Finnish Republic