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French law enforcement officers identified the bodies of five of eight jihadists who died during terrorist attacks in Paris on the evening of November 13. This was reported by the prosecutor's office of the country.

Two of the dead participated in the attack on the Babaklan concert hall. This is the 29-year-old Umar Mustafa Ismail and the 28-year-old Amimur themselves, both citizens of France. Umar was born in Kurkuron, the Eson department, lived in a chartra. From autumn 2013 to spring 2014 he was in Syria.

He himself was a native of Paris. At the end of 2012, law enforcement officers established his connection with the terrorist underground and took their own control. In the fall of 2013, the future terrorist violated the control conditions, the observance of which had previously subscribed, and disappeared. He was put on the international wanted list.

The third of the identified terrorists is the 31 -year -old citizen of France Ibrahim Abdelsalam, who undermined the cafe on Voltaire Boulevard. In his name, SEAT was rented, from which firing in the 10th and 11th districts of Paris was fired on Friday evening. Later, a car with weapons was found in the metropolitan suburb of Montrey. It is assumed that Ibrahim Abdelsalam, together with his younger brother, 26-year-old Salah Abdelsalam, fired at visitors to several Parisian cafes, and then made a self-break. Salah Abdelsalam disappeared and put on the international wanted list . It is also not excluded that another terrorist rode in the car with the brothers.

The fourth and fifth jihadists exploded at the Stad de France stadium. One of them is 20 -year -old Hadfi Bilyal, a French citizen who constantly lived in Belgium. Hadfi fought in Syria on the side of the Islamic State.

The second is a citizen of Syria, whose real name has not yet been established. Under him, a Syrian passport was found in the name of 25-year-old Ahmad al-Muhammad; Fingerprints coincide with those who took this passport from the bearer in Greece. Earlier it was reported that the document found with the deceased is fake.

The terrorist arrived in Greece on October 3. From there, he entered Serbia through Macedonia on October 7 and asked for asylum. At that time, the visitor had no weapons with him. In Serbia, however, the jihadist did not linger, but went to Croatia and then to Austria. There was no data on the deceased in the anti -terrorist dossier.

According to the head of the French Ministry of Internal Affairs Bernard Vesznev, in a state of emergency over the past night and Monday morning, 168 searches in 19 departments were conducted. On November 16, the police detained 23 people; In just two days, 104 suspects were placed under house arrest. 31 units of weapons were seized.

Earlier it became known that among the weapons seized by law enforcement officers in different regions of the country, there is a grenade launcher, a Kalashnikov assault rifle and a light machine gun . At the same time, most of the searches were not directly related to the attacks on November 13.

As reported on Monday, the 27-year-old Belgian subject Abdelhamid Abaud (Abu Umar al-Beljiki), a well-known terrorist of the Islamic State, ordered attacks in Paris. It is alleged that a resident of the Brussels district of Molenbek, directly involved in the Parisian terrorist attacks, was associated with Abdelhamid.

In January of this year, Abdelhamid was called the initiator and sponsor of a series of terrorist attacks that were planned in Belgium, but were prevented by law enforcement officers. The jihadist himself was then in Greece and was detained by the authorities of this country.

According to The Washington Post, 20 people are suspected of involvement in Parisian terrorist attacks. The main base of the attackers was called Molenbek.

As a result of a series of six terrorist attacks in Paris, 132 people were killed. About 350 people were injured, and about 100 victims are in serious condition. A state of emergency has been introduced in France. President Francois Hollande announced a three -day national mourning for the victims of the attack.