Paris shootout, explosions, casualties

[Gaby]

In the mean time and on the same day (yesterday):

France: Calais 'Jungle' refugee camp goes up in flames
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkQq9jpWOR0

 

[Andrian]

I heard about these tragic events at work yesterday, i heard some guests talking between themselves about these attacks and to be honest, the first think i thought was that this is something BIG, VERY BIG, i mean it has many implications on many levels, i fear that from now on the things will get even worse for everybody in Europe(and elsewere), the start of the implementation of the so long awaited(from TPB's perspective) draconian laws in Europe and elsewhere: surveillance to basically totally control the population in the name of security? It's really interesting how in about a couple of weeks so many "strange(corelated?)" events happened: the Downing of the Russian airplane in Sinai, the death of the RT's founder in Washington, and yesterday the attacks in Paris, this is not good. Aside the fact that now America can play the Big Sister's role and take France and the whole Europe under her wing for protection and point the finger at the culprits(Russians), the Russia's intervention in Syria, thus as some of our members said above trying to kick out Russia from the Middle East, thus having(the US, NATO etc) their playground back in the Middle East, also it has many implications in my opinion concerning all the citizens in EU, just think if the TTIP is being finally accepted- after this tragic event in France many people will be in a state of psychological numbness, Transmarginal inhibition state so to pass the TTIP now in such a state of affairs won't be so hard i think, then the things may get even worse, like the implementation of other draconian laws and so forth...
I'm sorry if i sound a little bit incoherent, i just came from work and I'm little tired, but i think you got my point, these attacks in Paris may represents a serious change in the state of affairs on the world stage.
Just my two cents.

 

[Gawan]

Read it here first:

Germany were 'scared' prior to France friendly due to earlier bomb threat, admits coach Joachim Low

Germany manager Joachim Low has admitted his side were 'scared' ahead of Friday night's friendly with France due to an earlier bomb threat in the capital.

Olivier Giroud and Andre-Pierre Gignac scored as Euro 2016 hosts France beat world champions Germany 2-0 in an encounter overshadowed by attacks in Paris as the game took place, which left dozens dead.

Police helicopters circled the stadium at the final whistle after French President Francois Hollande had left for the interior ministry.

'We are all in shock,' said Germany coach Low post-match. 'The game and the goals move into the background on a day like this.

'We were told in the changing rooms what had happened. All of us on the bench were a bit scared because of a bomb threat earlier today when we spent three hours outside (our hotel).'

Earlier on Friday, the German national football team had been evacuated from their hotel in Paris due to a bomb threat; an anonymous caller phoned in the threat at 9:50 am on Friday morning.

Police with sniffer dogs went on site to check for potential explosives and a security perimeter was established around the hotel. ---there are photos of the revision at the site

An explosion at the Stade de France during the match left three people dead and several more injured.

The president of the French Football Federation, Noel Le Graet said: 'The evening was spoiled by the events around the Stade de France. There was an explosion at the entrance of the J door causing three deaths and some wounded.

'But at this time, the stadium is secure. People can exit normally. The President of the Republic had to leave very early because of the shootings that took place in Paris to join the Interior Ministry.'

Thousands of fans banded together on the pitch after the final whistle, before evacuated. They were visibly distressed at their situation as French police attempted to regain control.

There was a shootout inside a nearby restaurant on the Rue Bichat, two explosions near the stadium and another shooting at the Paris Bataclan concert hall where terrorists are said to be holding around 60 people hostage.

Machine gun fire and screams were heard from inside a restaurant on Rue Bichat, close to where the Charlie Hebdo shootings happened in January, at around 9pm.

There has been unconfirmed speculation that the person behind the attacks was a suicide bomber.'But at this time, the stadium is secure. People can exit normally. The President of the Republic had to leave very early because of the shootings that took place in Paris to join the Interior Ministry.' ---curious the repetition
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Yes, they got evacuated. And the police said at the time, that they very often get such calls, where I questioned myself if it was really a joke or a warning.

It is indeed very sad and my condolences for all the victims and their families.

 

[Keyhole]

Terrible news

So sick and tired of the unnecessary death and suffering. There is just no need for it. With Charlie Hebdo and now this... I have a feeling things are going to go downhill from here pretty quickly in France.

Makes me wonder, since Hollande has declared a state of emergency across France, how will this situation affect SOTT and those at the Chateau ? Keep safe guys, and Im confident that you will be wise about the decisions you make regarding the material you are going to cover/produce on this.

You just never know how the authorities may react. Could be branding people "terrorists" left, right and center.

 

[Konstantin]

As i can see this is probably another false flag attack. And to be honest i`m tired of things like this. Killing innocent civilians for some pathological goals of some critters with a mush for a brain.

They already created special pages on twitter,and maybe on some other social media
They lighted some major buildings in US , Canada and some other places in the colors of France as a solidarity with a French people. They have done the same in US when Charlie Hebdo attack occurred early this year.

They have done all this things very fast. Like they were prepared for that and were just waiting for the signal .

As Sputnik reports, until now more then 150 victims :(

_http://sputniknews.com/europe/20151114/1030072379/paris-attack-updates.html

As i listened some Eu news channels this morning, around 1500 French soldiers are on the streets, helping the police. That is not good.

What have they done with this.
First they managed to focus the anger of people to the Muslims, because they will be probably again "responsible" for this attack. One refugee camp was already in fire. Will attack like this start new holocaust, but this time the victims will be Muslims, like it was discussed in one of the C`s sessions?

Have all the CIA merchandisers that enter EU with the real refugees now activated to accomplish their mission, as their bosses ordered them .

 

[Cosmos]

It looks to me at this point that the PTB want a coalition on the ground in syria to fight against ISIS Assad/Russia and therefore they needed this false flag. The statements of Obama Merkel and co. certainly sound like it. Also it might be used to increase hatred against refugees.

"Accidentally" the US has made it pretty clear the last couple of days that they are not far away from putting boots on the ground in Syria to fight ISIS Assad/Russia. Also interesting that Obama was one of the first to say his condolence while the attacks were still happening in Paris....

 

[Dirgni]

Condolences to the voctims an their families.

German Chancellor Merkel was just in Tv making a speech about this Paris attack. She made comparitions with 9/11. I ask mayself if we get a "collective defense" (Bündnisfall) like after 9/11...

About 10 years ago there was "old Europe" not wanting an US war. Russia got a warning, France just got a warning (?), will get Germany a warning soon (or was Germanwings eough?)?

This was very fast after Laura's latest articles about "great global change game" and destruction fate of the Bronze age. Another attack accellerating everything.

Terrible news

So sick and tired of the unnecessary death and suffering. There is just no need for it. With Charlie Hebdo and now this... I have a feeling things are going to go downhill from here pretty quickly in France.

Makes me wonder, since Hollande has declared a state of emergency across France, how will this situation affect SOTT and those at the Chateau ? Keep safe guys, and Im confident that you will be wise about the decisions you make regarding the material you are going to cover/produce on this.

You just never know how the authorities may react. Could be branding people "terrorists" left, right and center.

Take care of yourself Chateau crew. Keep safe you all but especially Laura. Good luck.

 

[Woodsman]

This is definitely a heating-up event.

Previous shootings were pinned on lone crazies or far fewer shooters than were really involved.

This one is different. There appears to be no effort to pretend that there was not a team of gunmen.

The fact that the Slate article presents this eye witness testimony is telling of a sea change in the program:

Pearce: They were not wearing mask. They were unmasked. I've seen the face of one guy, one terrorist. He was very young. He was like 20 years old, 25 maximum. He wasn't wearing a beard or something. Like a random guy holding a gun, that's all. There were not masks.

Blitzer: Did you hear any words coming out of his mouth? He speaking in French or Arabic or anything you could discern?

Pearce: Nothing. Nothing. I heard nothing, just the yelling and screaming of the people. They didn't shout anything. They didn't say anything. Not Allah akhbar or something like this. They said nothing. They just shot. They just shoot. They were just shooting to people.

Blitzer: So they weren't questioning anyone who they were, they would just look at someone and shoot and kill them is that what you're saying?

Pearce: Yes.

www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2015/11/13/eye_witness_accounts_from_inside_the_bataclan.html
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As the elites become more desperate, their actions become less careful and more brutal. The mask really is off. (Interesting that the assailants were not wearing masks either. Metaphor?)

The elites are killing us.

The challenge faced by the public over whether or not to believe whatever spin will inevitably come down the pike rather than look at the monsters who are actually trying to kill us is going to further polarize people, more deeply pressure them to choose or disintegrate. It’s becoming increasingly hard to lie to oneself about the true state of the world when the liars are becoming so sloppy and brash and crazed. A person will have to dig deep in order to truly embrace a cognitively dissonant mental state to pretend this is something other than what it is. -The state-sponsored bullying and butchering of the masses.

 

[Ca.]

Now the death toll has reached 120.

Leave no witlessness to the real perpetrators. Smells like a very professional hit squad among the population and patsy's. Night time roof tops show no exposure to sn%7ers.

 

[Anthony]

Analysis from Lada Ray.

_https://futuristrendcast.wordpress.com/2015/11/14/perfect-storm-will-nato-mobilize-in-wake-of-paris-attacks/

First of all, RIP all the victims and deepest condolences to their families.

Unfortunately, the Paris events are a direct and easily predictable consequence of the NATO/US/West’s actions and meddling in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, as well as elsewhere in the Middle East. ISIL (aka, Daesh or ISIS) is staffed in big part by former Saddam Hussein’s officers, who are Sunnis and who had been dismissed by the US after they took over Iraq. The rest of ISIL is formed from the armed opposition left over after Libya was destroyed by NATO (including French) strikes, parts of Al Qaeda, as well and other Islamist rebels financed by US, Saudis and Qatar.

Also, I never had the chance to officially say RIP to the 224 victims of the Russian Kogalymavia Airbus320 flight from Sinai, Egypt. Our most sincere condolences to the families of all victims.

I have some serious intel about who benefitted from blowing up the Russian Airbus320 in Sinai. An article is coming when I get a spare moment.

The attacks in Paris and the Russian Egypt flight catastrophe are directly related to Syria, Assad and Russia’s successful anti-ISIL operation.

France has declared a state of emergency, closed down the airport and borders. This may signal the turnaround in the EU’s policy of open borders. This also may signal a turnaround of the EU policies towards refugees that are flooding Europe.

The attacks in Paris, already blamed on ISIL and refugees, may trigger a tough response from the French government. The closure of other EU countries’ borders is also possible.

The most worrisome is that if it is classified as an attack on one of the NATO members, this may become the signal for NATO mobilization. We all know how much criticism NATO has drawn in recent years, some calling for its disbanding as an organisation that has outlived its usefulness. This is a perfect storm for NATO. Such situation may confirm their usefulness and provide justification for their existence. It appears that there is already a groundwork for such NATO mobilization being prepared by MSM and Obama.

Considering the above, the attacks in Paris may have been a false flag designed to provoke NATO mobilization. The attack on the Russian Airbus320 in Egypt may have been orchestrated for the same purpose, among others: to make NATO countries agree to mobilization and intensification of bombings of ISIL in Syria and Iraq.

These things are often designed to be multi-prong. This may have also been a warning to Hollande to toe the line. At the time of the attacks Hollande was at the stadium watching a match in close proximity to the explosions. Another thing that strikes me is that the match was between France and Germany. This effectively means that the warning was a hint to Germany to toe the line as well.

A similar warning took place previously when German plane Germanwings crashed in France. This happened immediately after Hollande and Merkel dared to defy the US in how they approached the Ukraine crisis, working with Russia on trying to stop war in Donbass. It also has to be noted that Russian plane blown up over Sinai was of the French manufacturer Airbus.

This effectively means the following:

After Russia’s successful bombing campaign in Syria, it was proven how ineffective (or how corrupt) the US/West’s bombings were. Thanks to Russian air support, Syrian army is now advancing on four directions at the same time, having gained control over half of the territory previously controlled by ISIL, with attack on their capital planned in the near future. Such miraculous turnaround was absolutely impossible to imagine just a few short weeks ago, before Russians went to Syria.

If it keeps up, Syria will be ISIL-free in a few months. I wrote in Earth Shift Report 5: SYRIA GAME CHANGER that Russian jets would squeeze out US and NATO airforce planes out of Syrian airspace because they wouldn’t risk colliding directly with the Russians. And it has happened in the exact way predicted.

All Russia needs is for the US and West to get out of the way and let them do their job. This seemingly started happening with Obama/Kerry changing their rhetoric, talking negotiations and intel sharing. However, I fear that one thing is being said to Lavrov’s face and something entirely different behind the closed doors. I never thought that US/NATO/Pentagon would just accept the humiliation of being outplayed and sidetracked in Syria. They would do everything in their power to make Russia’s job as difficult as possible.

This possibility could arise out of Paris attacks. If NATO countries mobilize, NATO planes may crowd into the same air space as Russian planes, creating dangerous and volatile situations. To avoid collisions, they may insist on no-fly zones (remember Libya no-fly zone that led to the destruction of the country?). NATO airforce is completely ineffectual compared to the Russian airforce in a combat situation. However, I’m afraid they may be very effective at interfering/getting in the way of Russia doing her job.

And should any countries, such as France or Germany, attempt to conduct their own independent policies, they will be sent reminders.

The biggest concern of mine is that they may be able to tie up Russia’s hands in Syria, like they did in Ukraine, creating a zone of permanent frozen conflict and preventing Russia from resolving it. This will tie up Russian resources. It is undoubtedly one of the goals.

Besides, US still wants to unseat Assad and they are peeved that Syrian ‘moderate’ opposition is meeting in Moscow, discussing peaceful elections, new constitution and power sharing with Assad. Syrian opposition started sharing intel on ISIL locations with Russia and joining Assad’s army to fight the Islamists. In other words, Moscow managed to achieve in two months what the US/West couldn’t (or rather wouldn’t) in years.

There is another consideration why US and their NATO vassals desperately need to orchestrate a return. US is losing its grip on the Middle East, including Iraq, where they still have troops. Iraq government they themselves had brought to power, had created a joint Russia-Iran-Iraq anti-ISIL center in Baghdad. Somehow, US didn’t notice that at first. But when Iraq president and parliament tried to ask Russia for help in bombing ISIL on Iraq territory, US had a hysterical response. My prediction was that US wouldn’t let Iraqis ask for Russian help (read more in ESR5: Syria Game Changer). Iraqis are frustrated with the fact that US is not even trying to fight ISIL. US has to put them in their place. Mobilizing NATO could indirectly serve this purpose.

Worst case scenario: should US/NATO leaders turn out to be complete maniacs (and from what I am seeing, they may be), this can generate a situation of no return, leading to the new World War.

I thought I’d publish this warning. In truth, I believe that Putin and Lavrov will be able to defuse the situation and to create a more cooperative solution for all. Unfortunately, these two are the only adults in the room, with Western ‘leaders’ being not up to the task. However, hopefully, the sense of self-preservation of the Europeans will be enough to keep them on the side of reason.

On another note, personal attacks are taking place on Russian Defence Minister Sergey Shoygu and Sports Minister Vitaliy Mutko, together with the entire Russian sport. All these simultaneous attacks are designed to disorient, destabilize and tie up Russian resources, as well as to distract from real problems in the West, Middle East and Ukraine. I will talk about the latter attacks in the upcoming article.

 

[sToRmR1dR]

The death toll has reached 127, another 192 are injured and 80 of them are in poor conditions:

_http://tass.ru/en/world/836433

 

[loreta]

It is so sick to hear and hear and hear the same words than when 9/11 that the responsible is Islam, the poverty of the Muslims, their ignorance, as all Muslims were dumb and fanatics and without future just a future to kill people from Occident. Oh, please, how sick is all this! And remember when Netanyahu said that, when Charlie Hebdo, that it was time to start a big war against Muslims. So we can see the refugee crisis now under another perspective, something planned, a reason to divide, to promote hate and violence. Charlie Hebdo was a little candy compare to what happened yesterday. They will use this state of fear (state of emergency), state of war would be the best expression. Everything close, and I ask: is the Chateau in danger? I mean what we can say, what is the best way to act to no put the crew of the chateau under the mire, jeopardise?

They are happy these psychos that now people are afraid. Now Paris is under fear. Everyone is an enemy specially if the color of their skin is brown or black.

Is NATO in this? They were doing so many exercises this last month around Europe.

 

[RedFox]

Following Lada Rays article:

_http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/middle-east/2015/11/14/Arab-states-denounce-Paris-attacks-as-violation-of-human-values-.html

Divisions rife as Syria talks open in Vienna

AFP, Vienna Saturday, 14 November 2015

Some 20 countries and international bodies meet in Vienna again Saturday groping for a way out of Syria’s horrific civil war, with deep divisions over President Bashar al-Assad’s future and which rebel groups to back.

The second such gathering in two weeks comes as Syrian rebels suffer a number of setbacks in Syria and Iraq at the hands of Assad’s army helped by Russian air strikes, and Kurdish forces backed by the U.S.

Before leaving for Vienna, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned that a quick breakthrough was unlikely in the talks which bring together key players like Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and U.N. special envoy Steffan de Mistura.

“I cannot say... that we are on the threshold of a comprehensive agreement, no,” said Kerry, who arrived in the Austrian capital on Friday afternoon for preliminary talks with his Saudi, Turkish and UN counterparts.

“The walls of mistrust within Syria, within the region, within the international community are thick and they are high.”

In over four years, fighting between Assad’s regime and rebel groups as well as ISIS militants has killed over 250,000 people and forced millions into exile, leaving many of them stranded in neighboring states.

Others have headed to Europe, where authorities have been on alert after several deadly militant attacks this year.

In the latest, 127 people were killed in a wave of coordinated attacks in Paris on Friday, including a massacre during a rock concert by men shouting “Allahu akbar” and blaming France’s military intervention in Syria.

At the last talks on October 30, the participants urged the U.N. to broker a peace deal between the regime and opposition to clear the way for a new constitution and U.N.-supervised elections.

Building on that, this round of talks in the Austrian capital will try to agree on a roadmap for peace that would include a ceasefire between Assad’s forces and some opposition groups.

‘Assad must go’

But a key issue - which was absent from the last meeting’s declaration - remains Assad’s future.

Western and Arab countries want him out of the way in order to allow a transitional government to unite the country behind a reconciliation process and to defeat ISIS.

British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said on Friday that Assad “has to go”.

He added, however, that Western powers “recognize that if there will be a transition he may play a part, up to a point, in that transition”.

But Russia, carrying out air strikes against Syrian rebels since late September, is together with Iran sticking with Assad, seeing him as the best bulwark against ISIS.

“Syria is a sovereign country, Bashar al-Assad is a president elected by the people,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview released Friday.That aside, the talks will focus on deciding which of the Syrian government, rebel and opposition factions - none of whom will be represented at the talks - will shape the country’s future.

But deciding which of the many opposition groups are moderate enough to be acceptable and which to sideline as “terrorists” is likely to be no easy task.

“It will require deep breaths on several sides, including the U.S. side,” Hammond said on Tuesday.

Violence rages

On the ground, widespread fighting was raging in Syria and Iraq and further afield, with ISIS claiming a twin bomb attack in Beirut on Thursday that killed 44 and wounded least 239.

The attack, the biggest ever attributed to ISIS in Lebanon, harked back to a campaign against the Shiite movement Hezbollah between 2013 and 2014, ostensibly in revenge for its military support to Assad.

But in Syria, Assad’s army scored its second important victory in two days on Thursday by capturing Al-Hader, a former opposition bastion largely controlled by Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front and other militants.

Bolstered by the Russian air strikes, the breakthrough came just 48 hours after regime forces broke a siege by ISIS of the Kweyris air base in the east of Aleppo province.

On Friday the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces coalition of Syrian Arab and Kurdish fighters it had ejected ISIS from Al-Hol, a key position on the border with Iraq for the supply of arms and equipment.

In Iraq, Kurdish Peshmerga forces and Yazidi minority fighters, backed by U.S.-led air strikes, liberated the town of Sinjar and cut a key ISIS supply line, Iraqi Kurdish leader Massud Barzani said Friday.

And the U.S. military said Friday that is “reasonably certain” that it killed “Jihadi John”, the notorious militant with a British accent in grisly ISIS execution videos, in a drone strike in Syria.

U.S. President Barack Obama said the U.S. has now halted the expansion of ISIS, calling in an interview broadcast Friday for a stepped up drive to “completely decapitate” the militants’ operations.
Last Update: Saturday, 14 November 2015 KSA 11:46 - GMT 08:46

 

[rylek]

If anyone wants to watch RT live coverage online, here's the link:

https://www.rt.com/on-air/

I'm watching the live coverage on RT, they just announced that in Germany a vehicle carrying guns and explosives has been caught.

Looking for links to confirm this.

 

[Ca.]

The death toll has reached 127, another 192 are injured and 80 of them are in poor condition:

_http://tass.ru/en/world/836433

Conflicting report's on the number of casualty's

RT
Over 150 people have been killed and many more injured in 7 attacks
https://www.rt.com/news/321883-shooting-paris-dead-masked/
14 November 2015
09:10 GMT
The attacks in Paris will affect multilateral negotiations on the Syrian settlement, due to be held on Saturday in Vienna, Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry has said.

"Without a doubt, what happened in Paris last night, cannot fail to affect the present atmosphere, and the negotiation process," she told reporters.

Zakharova has expressed support for the people of France. "This is moral support, these are the words that come from the heart, and of course, since we are all present here to somehow reach peace in the world, we'll need to do everything possible for our actions to show that we stand in solidarity," Zakharova added.

08:17 GMT
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has expressed Russia’s condolences to the French people.

“We share the grief and pain of the French people. There can be no excuse for terrorist crimes. The tragedy in Paris demands that we all unite in our fight against extremism, and that we strongly and resolutely resist terrorism,” Medvedev said.
08:14 GMT
Police have re-opened the perimeter around one of the attack sites: the Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge restaurants in the 10th district of the French capital, journalists at the scene said on Twitte

08:01 GMT
The NHL has advised hockey clubs to step up security after the deadly Paris attacks.

“We have sent an advisory to our clubs to be on heightened alert given today’s events in Paris,” NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said.

The NBA has “increased security measures” at their games, according to a statement on Friday.

07:55 GMT
David Cameron is set to chair a meeting of the government's Cobra emergency committee following the terror attacks in Paris, Downing Street said in an official statement.
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06:56 GMT
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has cancelled his visit to Italy and France following the deadly attacks in Paris, according to Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif cited by the state news agency, IRNA.

"Due to the terrorist incidents in Paris and in coordination with the hosts, the Iranian president postponed his visit to Italy, Vatican and France to a more convenient time," Zarif said.

06:56 GMT
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has cancelled his visit to Italy and France following the deadly attacks in Paris, according to Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif cited by the state news agency, IRNA.

"Due to the terrorist incidents in Paris and in coordination with the hosts, the Iranian president postponed his visit to Italy, Vatican and France to a more convenient time," Zarif said.

06:56 GMT
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has cancelled his visit to Italy and France following the deadly attacks in Paris, according to Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif cited by the state news agency, IRNA.

"Due to the terrorist incidents in Paris and in coordination with the hosts, the Iranian president postponed his visit to Italy, Vatican and France to a more convenient time," Zarif said.

06:55 GMT
Paris has closed down many of its public spaces in response to terror attacks, saying on the city’s official Twitter account that “all of the city’s amenities” – schools, universities, museums, libraries, gyms, swimming pools and markets – will be shut down on Saturday.

06:54 GMT
Turkey, which hosts a summit of world leaders this weekend, has condemned attacks by gunmen and bombers in Paris as a crime against humanity, saying it fully supported France and its allies in the fight against terrorism.

"These attacks are not only against the French people but all humanity, democracy, freedoms and universal values. Terror has no religion, no nationality and represents no values. Terrorism is a crime against humanity," Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu's office said in a statement.

"Turkey is in full cooperation with France and other allied countries in the fight against terrorism ... and we will fight with full determination."

Leaders of the Group of 20 major economies (G20), including the US, China, Japan, Russia, Canada, Australia and Brazil, are to meet on Sunday and Monday in Antalya, to discuss the war in Syria and global security.

06:24 GMT
RT
Published on Nov 13, 2015
Forensic officers began their investigation outside the Stade de France in Paris, Friday, following a triple bomb attack outside the stadium.

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AP
https://twitter.com/AP_Interactive/status/665389432065912832/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc^tfw

Published on Nov 13, 2015
Traumatised victims and survivors of the attacks in Paris were taken to the ballroom of the 11th district's town hall, where a make-shift medical centre has been set up, Saturday morning. The victims are thought to have arrived from the scenes of the multiple attacks across the French capitals which have resulted in the deaths of an estimated 150 people.

04:58 GMT
Traumatised victims and survivors of the attacks in Paris were taken to the ballroom of the 11th district's town hall, where a make-shift medical centre has been set up, Saturday morning.

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04:43 GMT
The Chinese President Xi Jinping has condemned attacks in Paris and expressed his readiness to join France and the international community in stepping up security cooperation and combating terrorism, the Chinese foreign ministry said, according to Reuters. The Chinese and the French leaders spoke on the phone few hours after the attacks.
President Xi also offered condolences to the victims and their families.

04:04 GMT
The rock group U2 has canceled a concert in Paris that it was due to play on Saturday.
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"We saw with shock and disbelief [the] events unfold in Paris and our hearts are with the victims and their families. We are devastated by the loss of life in the community of Eagles of Death Metal [...] . We hope and pray that all our fans in Paris are safe,” the band said in a statement, adding that the concert will proceed "at an appropriate time."

03:52 GMT
Two Swedish citizens may be among the victims of the attacks, the country's Foreign Ministry has said.
"We have information that one person of Swedish nationality was wounded by gunfire and another was killed," ministry spokesman Johan Tegel said.

More at the link..................