Ukraine in Arabic | ATO completed dozens of victims in Tunisia

19.03.2015 - 12:27 #ATO, #Victims, #Tunisia, #Seizures, #terrorism, #Hostages, #police

The anti-terrorist operation in the Museum “Bardo” in the capital of Tunisia is completed. Victims of the attack were at least 20 people, about 50 were injured. Prime Minister Habib El-Sid reported that among those killed one policeman and one local resident. The rest were foreign tourists, citizens of Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain. Also killed 3 of the attackers.

Kiev/ Ukraine in Arabic/ Warsaw and Rome have confirmed the fact that as a result of terrorist attacks in the capital of Tunisia suffered Italian and Polish citizens. The Italians arrived on a cruise ship “Costa Crociere”.

The delegation of the Louvre capture hostages managed to escape by a miracle. In the main Museum in France confirmed that its representatives came to Tunisia in the framework of cultural exchanges, but fortunately, at the time of the attack, in their “Bardo” was not.

The national Museum of Bardo” is located in the popular tourist quarter of the Tunisian capital. Collected here are the examples of Roman mosaics and other, mostly ancient, artifacts, fine art.

“I urge all parties and civil society of our country to unite and stand with us in the fight against terrorism, which aims to destabilize our country, " said Prime Minister of Tunisia Habib El-Sid. - We, the Tunisian authorities, ready to fulfill their duty to protect our homeland. This dastardly attack was called to pull up the basis of the Tunisian economy - the tourism sector, which is now experiencing hard times”.

Armed unknown in camouflage uniforms broke into the Parliament of Tunisia, when there was a meeting. Then the attackers moved to the nearby Museum of the Bardo, where he shot people and took hostages, including children.

Parliament house and the Museum was encircled by the police. Came in a few minutes specpodrazdelenie against terrorism launched an operation to free the hostages. Who was behind the capture, is still unknown. Statements militants also not followed.