During the raid in an apartment building the French police spotted several fighters, whom the government blames for the deadly attacks on November 13. Three of them were killed and five others were captured. On the photo, the French raid officers during the anti-terror campaign.
The investigation revealed that gunmen were hiding in the apartment building close to two schools. According to informed sources, terrorists were preparing two more attacks in an airport and shopping mall.
The raid was aimed at the detention of Abdelhamid Aboud, 27-year old Belgian terrorist. The mastermind of the attacks in Paris was shot down as result of the siege.
Senior officials reported that over 100 cops and soldiers were deployed in the northern suburb to maintain order in the area of the assault.
Some residents were evacuated. Those people, who didn’t leave the area, had to stay indoors by order of the police.
Eventually, the organizers of the slaughter were spotted in the third-floor apartment on Rue du Corbillon. The terrorists were hoped up indoors and tried to resist the armed policemen.
France’s prosecutor stated that three suspects were detained two people died, including a woman who blew herself up with a suicide vest.
After the assault, the Parisian police searched the apartment to make sure that none of the terrorists had escaped.
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