Because of French attacks against Islamists in Syria with civilian casualties, the militia in Paris slammed, said the lone survivor of the terror squad, Salah Abdeslam, on Wednesday during his first questioning in court.
Because the IS could not react militarily with planes or helicopters in Syria, it has cafés and a concert hall in Syria Paris attacked. More than 130 people died in the series of attacks on November 13, 2015. IS claimed responsibility for the crimes.
“didn’t kill anyone”
Abdeslam shall in Paris had an explosive belt, but did not detonate it, instead discarding it in a suburb where it was later found. “I didn’t kill anyone and didn’t hurt anyone,” said the 32-year-old. He changed his mind. Nevertheless, Abdeslam emphasized in court his support for the IS, which opposes Western dominance worldwide and wants to enforce Sharia, Islamic law. “I think that’s legitimate.” After the attacks, Abdeslam fled to Belgium, where he was tracked down and arrested in March 2016. Like other notorious Islamists, Abdeslam grew up in the Molenbeek district of Brussels.
For hours, Abdeslam willingly responded to the court’s questions. It was eagerly awaited whether he would make any comprehensive statements at all about the attacks that hit France to the core and left behind many traumatized survivors and relatives. “Do you really believe that this will change French politics,” the judge asked, trying to fathom the motivation for the attacks. Abdeslam failed to give a clear answer.
In the series of attacks, extremists shot dead 130 people in the Bataclan concert hall in Paris, as well as in bars and restaurants. There were 350 injured. At the Stade de France, three suicide bombers blew themselves up during an international football match between Germany and France.
Source: Nachrichten
