Fight and look

In different regions of France, in the conditions of the emergency announced in the country, over 150 searches were held. According to Le Parisien, this was announced in an interview with RTL, Prime Minister Manuel Waltz.

However, the publication notes, only searches in Bobini, the northeastern suburb of the French capital, had a direct attitude to the attacks on November 13. Searches in other areas were not directly related to Friday attacks.

Several hundred police officers participated in the operation in Toulouse. At least three people were detained; Weapons were seized, as well as hemp.

13 searches took place in the vicinity of Lyon and Wilfransh-Sur-Son. Five detained. One of them found a large number of weapons, including a grenade launcher, a Kalashnikov assault rifle and pistols, as well as body armor.

In addition, searches and detentions took place in Grenoble, Strasbourg, Lille and Zhomon and Right cities bordering Belgium. A hand machine gun was seized in Lille, explosives in the line.

The waltz also stated that the attacks were organized from Syria.

The prosecutor’s office, in turn, said that the bodies of two more terrorists who died on Friday were identified. One of them really turned out to be a 25-year-old citizen of Syria, Ahmad al-Muhammad, whose passport was found at the site of the Stad de France stadium. Earlier, the French authorities stated that this document is a fake. The second identified terrorist is a 28 -year -old citizen of France Amimur himself.

Thus, five out of eight attackers have now been identified.

Earlier on Monday, it was reported that the 27-year-old Belgium subject Abdelhamid Abadu (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.