REYHANLI, Turkey (Reuters) - All nine people detained over twin car bombings in the Turkish town of Reyhanli that killed 46 people are Turkish citizens, Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said on Sunday. The town is located on the Syrian border and Syria rejected Turkish accusations on Sunday that it was responsible for the attack. (Reporting by Mehmet Emin Caliskan, and Ece Toksabay in Istanbul; Writing by Nick Tattersall; Editing by Kevin Liffey)

Ukrainian businessman and president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress, Vadim Rabinovich, said Monday he had been targeted by a car bombing in central Kiev. "On Monday at around 15:36 (13:36 GMT) an attempt was made on the life of Vadim Rabinovich," the website of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress said. The website said that "an explosive device was thrown" into Rabinovich's moving car as it drew out from an office courtyard, causing windows to smash in nearby buildings. It was unclear whether the 59-year-old was in the car at the time.

A Ukrainian television prankster who gatecrashed the Grammys has been warned not to try the same at this weekend's Oscars show, according to a lawyer's letter. Vitalii Sediuk, who kissed Will Smith at a red carpet event in Moscow last year, was warned he would face prosecution if he tries to attend Sunday's show, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Sediuk managed to get onto the Grammys stage as British songstress Adele was walking up to receive an award earlier this month, appearing briefly on TV screens, in his latest publicity stunt.

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