Explosion test

In the Bavarian city of Ansbach, one of the restaurants had an explosion, reports the German Wave. 12 people were injured, three of them are heavy. The alleged criminal, according to the police press service, survived as a result of the explosion, but then died of injuries.

The police are suspected of undermining the 27-year-old native of Syria, who came to Germany two years ago. Last year, he was refused a petition of shelter. According to the police, the deceased already tried to commit suicide twice. For some time he was treated in a psychiatric clinic.

According to preliminary information, the suspect tried to get to the three -day music festival Ansbach Open, but he did not succeed. Then he was blown up at the tables on the street near one of the restaurants.

In the backpack with explosives there were small metal elements. Apparently, the attacker tried to kill as many people as possible, said the head of the Bavaria Ministry of Internal Affairs, Joachim Herman.

Later on Monday, AP, also with reference to Herrman, reported that during a search, gasoline and certain chemicals were found in the house of the criminal, which could be used to make a bomb, as well as video recording of Salafit content. In addition, in the Syrian smartphone they found an Arabic -language video in which he, according to a preliminary translation, announced the loyalty to the leader of the Islamic State and promised to attack "in the revenge of Germany.

This was concluded by Herman - a serious argument in favor of the version of the attack.

The Ansbach Open festival has been held for several years in the summer months within the city. On Sunday evening, it was attended by 2.5 thousand spectators. After the explosion they were evacuated.

On Sunday afternoon, in the city of Roitlingen in southern Germany, an armed machete man cut one woman and wounded two more people. The attacker was arrested by the police. The motives of the criminal are not yet known. The Daily Star reports that the attacker was a Syrian refugee.

These attacks occurred a few days after the attack in Munich. In the evening of July 22, an 18-year-old citizen of Germany of Iranian descent opened fire in the Munich shopping center . The shooting was carried out from the 9th caliber pistol, which, the attacker, acquired illegally. In his backpack he found 300 rounds. Nine people became victims, another 27 people were injured. During the detention, the shooter committed suicide.

The attacker, Ali David Sonboli, is a German citizen born in the Iranians' family. The young man had serious problems in communicating with his peers: young people of Turkish and Arabic origin mocked him. He also turned to the police after beating. The police claim that Sonboli was preparing for a crime throughout the year.