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All the observations performed with the IBIS telescope aboard the INTEGRALobservatory during the first 2.5 years of its in-orbit operation have beenanalyzed to find X-ray bursts. There were 1788 statistically confident eventswith a duration from 5 to 500 s revealed in time records of the 15-25 keV countrate of the IBIS/ISGRI detector, 319 of them were localized and, with oneexception, identified with persistent X-ray sources. The known bursters wereresponsible for 215 of the localized events. One burst was detected fromAXJ1754.2-2754, the source previously unknown as a burster, and another burst -from a new source. There was duality in determining its position - its namecould be either IGR J17364-2711 or IGR J17380-3749. Curiously enough, the 138bursts were detected from one X-ray burster - GX 354-0.

Search for X-ray bursts in the INTEGRAL/IBIS data of 2003-2005 and discovery of the new X-ray burster IGR J17364-2711/17380-3749