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The authorities of Tunisia will close 80 mosques for incitement to violence after the terrorist attack on foreign tourists, BBC reports . According to the country's Prime Minister Khabib Essid, these mosques, which are outside state control, "distribute the poison and will be closed within a week."

The responsibility for the attack was taken by the Islamic State group. Her report says that the attack on the beach of the popular Tunisian resort was carried out by the "Soldier of the Caliphate", who managed to overcome all security measures. Islamists previously urged supporters to strengthen the attack during the Muslims of the month of Ramadan.

The terrorist act occurred the day before. According to the latest data, 39 people became its victims . These are mainly foreign tourists from the UK and Germany. More than 30 people, including a Russian tourist, were injured

The attacker - according to the updated data, acting alone - pretended to be a vacationer on the beach. According to eyewitnesses, he hid the Kalashnikov assault rifle in an umbrella from the sun. The attacker opened random shooting at people on the beach, moving to the Imperial Marhaba hotel pool and a lobby. He was killed in a shootout.

Since March, when 21 tourists from the UK, France, Italy, Colombia and Japan have died in the Bardo Museum in the capital of Tunisia , many objects associated with the tourist industry are in Tunisia.

On Friday, several attacks in different parts of the world occurred at once: in the capital of Kuwait, 27 people died as a result of an explosion in the Shiite mosque at the height of Friday prayer, and in the city in the southeast of France, as a result of an attack on the liquefied gas plant, one person was beheaded and several more were injured. At least 30 people became victims on the basis of the contingent of the African Suuz in the Somali city of Lego, and the number of Islamists who died at the hands of Islamists of the Islamic State in the Syrian Koban exceeded 150 people. Law enforcement agencies of all these countries are trying to find out if there is any connection between attacks.