China News Service, September 30. According to Singapore’s “Lianhe Zaobao” report, on the 25th local time, a knife attack occurred near the original headquarters of “Charlie Hebdo” in Paris, France, causing two injuries.
The Paris prosecutor said on the 29th that the two suspects did not know that the headquarters of "Charlie Hebdo" had moved, and planned to set fire to them.
On September 25, local time, a knife attack occurred in the French capital Paris.
The attack took place near the original headquarters of Charlie Hebdo in the 11th arrondissement of Paris.
The picture shows the scene of the attack is heavily guarded, and a large number of rescuers are investigating the scene.
Photo by China News Agency reporter Li Yang
According to reports, shortly after the incident, French police quickly arrested two suspects, one of whom was a Pakistani man.
On the 29th, the chief prosecutor of the case Ricard said at a press conference that the man was carrying three bottles of flammable paint thinner.
He stated that the man spent three days scouting the area shortly before the attack and bought knives on the day of the attack.
Ricard said: “The suspect’s initial plan was to enter the magazine’s office and then set it on fire.” He added that the suspect came near the former site of Charlie Hebdo and after seeing the two victims, he thought they were the magazine. Employees, therefore attacked them.
According to reports, the man acted in a fake identity. The passport photo on his mobile phone showed that he was 25 years old instead of 18 as he said.
The headquarters of Charlie Hebdo was attacked by terrorists on January 7, 2015.
Twelve people were killed in the attack and 11 others were injured.
French Prime Minister Castay previously revealed that the knife attack took place at a "symbolic location", not far from the mural to commemorate the victims of the 2015 "Charlie Hebdo" terrorist attack.