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French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he would not succumb to terrorism – Photo: REUTERS
According to the AFP news agency, the voices condemning the attack came from leaders such as the president of the United States, Donald Trump, the leader of the United Nations Antonio Guterres, as well as the heads of European, Arab and Israeli countries.
“Please share with the people of France. The United States will stand by its closest ally in this war,” US President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter on October 29.
Meanwhile, European neighbors quickly showed their solidarity with France. “I condemn the brutal attack that just happened in Nice and I share it with France,” said the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
The German Prime Minister said she was shocked by the news of the attack, while the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said the 27 EU members confirmed their solidarity with France.
“We will continue to defend freedom, the standards of democracy, peace and the security of the people,” said the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez.
After the attack, French President Emmanuel Macron has stressed that he will not give in to terrorism after the attack in Nice. According to the French prosecutor, the perpetrator carried out the attack with Tusinian nationality. The murderer was born in 1999, was seriously injured by the police and is receiving an ambulance at the hospital in critical condition.
On October 29, the perpetrator entered the Notre Dame Cathedral in Nice and killed 3 people. When he came across 4 policemen in the church hallway, he ran towards them while shouting “Allah Akbar” (Great Allah), prompting the police to shoot.
Among the objects found on the subject were also a Koran and two cell phones. Near the scene of the attack, the police found a 30 cm long knife with a 17 cm long blade part, a bag of personal belongings and two unused knives. Among the victims, a woman was cut in the neck to the point of being left out.
