Sergey Dmitriev, journalist (Russian Radio France Internationalale) On Saturday morning, Paris resembles an extinct city. Despite the weekend and unusual warm and sunny weather for November, you will not meet anyone on the streets with the exception of police and rare gloomy passers -by. The city cannot yet come to his senses from the night of “horror” and “shock”.

Without opening my eyes, I listened to the street. Almost 12 hours have passed since the first attack in Paris. Outside the window, there is no so quietly under my windows on Saturday. They shot and exploded in six places in Paris, of which three were at a distance of a 10-15-minute walk from my house. Last night and night, the police blocked all approaches to the places of the tragedy.

Terrorist attacks in Paris © EURONEWS On Friday evening, November 13, in Paris several coordinated terrorist attacks occurred: explosions at the Stad de France stadium, hostage capture in the Babaklan concert hall, shooting at the Little Cambody restaurant. France President Francois Hollande ordered to close the boundaries of the country, in Paris and the Il de France region a state of emergency and commandant hour were introduced.