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The man was subjected to a hearing at the detention center and deported by plane to Washington on Friday, the prosecutor's office said.

The report said that the blast was carried out with an improvised explosive device (IED) that contained around eight to 10 kilograms of explosives which was planted inside the mosque.

Donald Trump has been reticent to criticise China's stance on Hong Kong, indicating he regards the unrest as an internal matter for Beijing, while he focuses on negotiations to resolve a grinding trade war between the US and China.

Police said they were called at 1:06 pm following a report of a man with a knife. One man has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and taken to a police station.

Earlier in July, Trump asked the WTO to define how it designates developing-country status, a move apparently aimed at singling out countries like China, Turkey and India which are getting lenient treatment under the global trade rules.

It was not immediately clear if Trump was reporting fresh movements or movements near the border already reported in the media.

After weeks of denying the poisoning threat, authorities admitted in late July that anti-contamination measures had been inadequate. Two schools near the church were closed after hazardous lead levels were detected.

The monastery of Panagia Makrymallis was evacuated as a precaution and residents of the villages of Kontodespoti.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said violence by protesters had pushed Hong Kong into 'a state of panic and chaos'.

Pakistan has announced that it will observe August 14 as 'Kashmir Solidarity Day' and August 15 as 'Black Day' after India scrapped Article 370.

A gunman has been arrested after he opened fire in a mosque near the Norwegian capital earlier on Saturday, injuring one person before being overpowered by an elderly worshipper.

India has said Jammu and Kashmir was an integral part of India and the issue was strictly internal to the country.

TV footage showed lines of arrested migrants heading to buses parked outside the processing plants with their hands behind their backs under the watchful eyes of ICE agents.

Pakistan has, however, condemned and rejected the Indian government's decision and vowed to exercise 'all possible options' to counter India's 'illegal' and 'unilateral' step.

Around 300 villagers had gathered at the mine on Monday to demand that the Chinese company cease work there, the Kyrgyz interior ministry said.

Police said one man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after the incident that took place early Monday morning.