
• Consolidation in French: what is worth learning the Russian nation →
“The leadership of our organization always calls for remembering the importance of the spoken and printed word, we urge everyone who has access to the media, who has influence on public consciousness, remember internal censorship, respect for the feelings of people of a different culture. Perhaps the sin of provocations in our world is no less dangerous to preserve the world than the sin of those who can succumb to this provocation, ”the statement said.• What happened in Paris and what to do about it →
On the morning of January 9, the youngest of the suspects in the attack on Charlie Hebdo, 18-year-old Hamid Murad, was detained in the city of Charleville-Mester in the northeast of France. He himself surrendered to the authorities, learning that he was in the list of suspects. According to the young man, he wanted to prove his own innocence, since at the time of the attack he was at school. Murad's friends confirmed his Alibi. Despite this, the suspect remains behind bars.
Two of his alleged accomplices were put on the wanted list. Photos of the brothers Sheriff and Said Kuashi were distributed by the French police. The sheriff of Kuashi previously spent a year and a half in prison on charges of organizing the assistance of extremist groups in the Middle East. The Associated Press , citing a senior representative of the US intelligence officers, reported that the Kuashi brothers were in the so-called “stop lists” of persons who are prohibited from entering the States.
The same morning it became known about the first shootout between the police and the Kuashi brothers. They moved in a stolen car, and then they took refuge in the printing house in the city of Dammarten-An-Goel a few tens of kilometers from Paris and captured the hostage. The police decided to storm and killed both brothers. It is clarified that the alleged terrorists were the first to open fire on the special forces that surrounded the building. One of the special forces fighters was easily wounded. The hostage, whom they held in the printing house, was released and not injured.
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-Agency France-Presse (@AFP) January 9, 2015 On Sunday I Will Join People of France and President @fhollande in the Unity Rally in Paris. We must sell no to terrorism and Yes to Freedom.
- Petro Poroshenko (@Poroshenko) January 9, 2015 Russian President Vladimir Putin will not go to Paris, but on January 8, he expressed on the phone to the French colleague Francois Olland of condolences in connection with the attack of terrorists on the editorial office of Charlie Hebdo. The Russian delegation at the “Republican Marche” will be headed by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.