A day after the attack in Finsbury Park (London) an attacker drives into a police car in Paris. It looks like cars driving into people have become the new 'go-to' choice of strategy.
I haven't seen it mentioned on the forum anywhere, please excuse me if it's been in fact mentioned and I missed it!
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201706201054782475-paris-terror-attack-attempt/
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The U.S. State Department issued a travel warning due to terrorism for anyone travelling to Europe back in March this year, as discussed in this thread .
As reported by Sputnik they just followed up with another one as a result of the recent incident in Paris. My only comment to this:
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201704201052828865-usa-urger-americans-avoid-champs-elysees/
I haven't seen it mentioned on the forum anywhere, please excuse me if it's been in fact mentioned and I missed it!
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201706201054782475-paris-terror-attack-attempt/
Terror Attack Attempt in Paris Results in Zero Victims, Death of Perpetrator
An attempted terror attack in the French capital on Monday resulted in the death of the perpetrator who rammed an explosives-rigged car into a gendarmerie van.
PARIS (Sputnik) — A man drove a car that contained weapons and explosives into a French gendarmerie van in the center of Paris on Monday and died in the incident, without hurting police or passers-by.
TIMELINE
The incident occurred at about 4 p.m. local time (14:00 GMT) at Avenue Champs-Elysees, a couple hundred feet away from the presidential palace.
"Weapons and explosives located in the car were the cause of the explosion. The man died, the anti-terrorism division of the Paris prosecutor’s office has been tasked with the investigation," French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb told reporters.
The site of the incident was promptly cordoned off, the world-famous avenue secured, a nearby metro station closed. Neither police nor any civilians have been injured in the incident, according to the latest data,
ATTACKER KNOWN TO SPECIAL SERVICES
According to the BFMTV broadcaster, the perpetrator was 31 years old and known to the French special services as someone who could be potentially dangerous to national security, marked with the so-called "fiche S."
The investigators will have to find out whether the driver was acting alone or with accomplices.
A gas tank, several weapons, including one Kalashnikov rifle, and numerous cartridges were reportedly found in the car. The de-mining operation is still ongoing.
ON HIGH SECURITY ALERT
Collomb stressed that the terrorist threat level in Paris remained "extremely high." According to the interior minister, it is important to preserve the state of emergency currently in effect in France to be able to successfully counter terrorists.
This incident is the second attack to have taken place at Champs-Elysees in the latest months. On April 20, a few days before the first round of the French presidential elections, police officers were attacked, with one dead and another one injured as the result. The perpetrator was shot down by the police.
France adopted the state of emergency following the 2015 attacks in Paris and it has been prolonged several times.
ADDED:
The U.S. State Department issued a travel warning due to terrorism for anyone travelling to Europe back in March this year, as discussed in this thread .
As reported by Sputnik they just followed up with another one as a result of the recent incident in Paris. My only comment to this:

https://sputniknews.com/europe/201704201052828865-usa-urger-americans-avoid-champs-elysees/
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) — American nationals in Paris should avoid the Champs Elysees area of the city amid an ongoing security incident after police officers were attacked, the US embassy in Paris said on Thursday.
"The US embassy in Paris informs US citizens that there has been a police action on the Champs Elysees in Paris," the embassy stated. "US citizens are advised to avoid the area, heed instructions of local authorities and monitor local media for updates."
At least one police officer was injured after an assailant opened fire on a police vehicle near the Franklin Roosevelt subway stop in Paris around 9 p.m. (8 p.m. GMT) on Thursday.
A second officer and the assailant have been reported killed.
Police have placed the area on lockdown and are searching homes and a vehicle believed to belong to the shooter.
The Paris prosecutor’s office counter-terror unit opened an investigation into the incident.