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Two Scottish men shot dead by hooded gunman outside Irish pub in Costa del Sol - reports

The double shooting occurred outside Monaghans bar in Fuengirola on Saturday evening, which had been screening the UEFA Champions League final.

Monaghans bar in Fuengirola
Image: The double shooting happened outside Monaghans bar in Fuengirola
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Two Scottish men have been shot dead by a hooded gunman outside an Irish pub in the Costa del Sol, according to reports in Spain.

A spokesperson for the Spanish National Police told Sky News that two men had been killed but would not confirm further details on the victims.

The force said an investigation was under way.

The double shooting occurred outside Monaghans bar in Fuengirola on Saturday evening, which had been screening the UEFA Champions League final.

Local authorities were quoted as saying that both victims were Scottish nationals.

According to newspaper Sur in English, a hooded attacker got out of a car and opened fire.

One of the men was reportedly shot point-blank in the chest, while the second victim was shot in the chest and abdomen while attempting to flee and later died at the scene.

The newspaper added that the wife of one of the men reportedly escaped unscathed.

The gunman then fled on foot. It is believed he met up with his accomplice and they continued to escape by car.

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The attack is one of several shootings to have taken place in the Costa del Sol region this year, according to reports in Spain.

It also comes amid a gangland feud in Scotland, but Police Scotland said it had "nothing further to add at this time" over whether the double shooting in Spain was linked to criminal activities taking place on UK soil.

The force instead directed Sky News towards the Spanish authorities.

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The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said it had not been contacted for consular assistance in relation to the incident but would offer assistance if asked.