At least 27 people have been killed in an attack on a tourist hotel in the Tunisian resort town of Sousse, according to the interior ministry.

Tourist at the beach
Sousse is one of Tunisia’s most popular beach resorts, drawing visitors from Europe and neighboring North African countries.

Shots from the scene

Tourists and onlookers at the scene
The attack is the latest in Tunisia, a North African nation which has attracted visitors for its culture and Mediterranean Sea beaches.

Dead gunman with his Kalashinkov

Police sweeping the area
“I went to reception and they said the police have told us to get everyone inside.
“About five minutes ago I saw some people running. There are some people on the roof but I think that’s a representative from the hotel.
“No one is injured that I can see.” David narrated
Reports have it that Some were left to barricade themselves inside their hotels using mattresses.

Tourist barricade their rooms at the hotel
In must be recalled that in March, at least 23 people died when gunmen stormed the landmark Bardo Museum in Tunis.
Today’s terrorist attack follows two other attacks in France and Kuwait, in what seem to be an unprecedented day for terrorists.One person was reported dead in France, decapitated after an attack on a factory.

Investigating the crime at the French province

At the factory

Picture of the factory
While a bomb which struck the Imam Sadiq Mosque in a busy area of Kuwait City’s Al Sawabir district left at least 25people dead.

Scene from the Kuwait mosque bombing

Scene from Kuwait bombing

Imam Sadiq Mosque

Inside the Imam Sadiq Mosque
Sources: CNN Express, queendoosh.com


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