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About 2,000 people attended the solemn event, including relatives of the victims. The ceremony took place in Les Invalides, becoming ceremony the first to honor civilians at the complex, elevating them to the status of national heroes. “The women and men who were murdered two weeks ago embodied the joy of living and have been killed because they represented life, because they represented France, because they represented freedom,” he said.

Police agents found two explosive packages of 500 grams each and electric detonators and grenades. Yesterday, police found a belt similar to those used in the Paris attacks in a bin in Montrouge, in the southern outskirts of the capital. Montrouge is one of the investigation sites because the mobile phone used by terrorist Salah Abdeslam was detected there at the time of the attacks.

Law enforcement agencies have established a security cordon around the point where the device was located at Chopin St., said the radio station. The belt carried a load on the front and back. Montrouge is one of investigation sites related to the Paris attacks because Salah Abdeslam’s mobile phone was located there. The terrorist is still missing.

Necker is a reference center for the care of Ebola patients and carries plenty of these special health clothes. The assault on one of their storage facilities, by unknown robbers, occurred on Wednesday and was denounced by the hospital on Sunday. Hollande’s government has decided to clarify Valls words by ensuring hey aren’t considering any new threat different to the already known.

In addition, French authorities have identified the woman who blew herself up as the young Hasna Aitboulahcen, born on August 12, 1989 in Clichy-la-Garenne, a township on the outskirts of Paris. The identity of the third body also found in the raided apartment remains unknown.

His body was found riddled with bullets, but the prosecution added it is unclear whether the impacts are from the shooting or shrapnel. Another suspected terrorist who activated an explosives belt was also killed, and according to Paris prosecutor Francois Molins, it seems to have been a woman. This could be a relative of Abaaoud. Yesterday’s operation in Saint Denis, which lasted more than 7 hours, ended with at least two terrorists killed and eight people arrested.

In addition to extending the state of emergency for three months, the French government authorized police to carry their service weapons when off duty, even without the obligation of wearing a bulletproof vest.

The raid targeted the suspected mastermind behind the 13N attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaud. Neither security forces nor the government have confirmed if he is among the arrested or killed. The anti-terrorist operation counted with 110 policemen of the elite units RAID and BRI, who were under gunfire for several hours. According to the Paris prosecutor, among those killed are two terrorists, a women that blew herself up and a men who was “hit by the gunfire and grenades.” The man that rented the apartment to the terrorists was also arrested.

The Interior Minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, stated the investigation is progressing “quickly.” On Sunday evening, 23 people were detained and 31 weapons seized in different raids. Among the weapons, several Kalashnikovs and a mortar. “A significant number of collaborators involved in the preparation of this act have been identified,” he said.

The Spanish government has not revealed the identity of the victim. The number of Spaniards killed in the attacks rises to three. The other two are Juan Alberto González Garrido (29), killed in the Bataclan attack, and Spanish-Mexican Michelli Gil Jaimez, who was at La Belle Equipe restaurant, one of the sites attacked in Place La Republique.

The French police, as well as the other European countries, are on the hunt for Salah Abdeslam and any possible collaborators. French authorities consider the theory of a second man involved in the attacks, which could have also fled. According to witnesses of the massacre, there was another unidentified man in car the Jihadists used through districts 10 and 11.

In a mock tone, Abaaoud recounted how outwit the secret services: “ My name and photo were everywhere on the new and I could stay on their soil, plan operations against them and leave safely when it was necessary.” He claimed he was known because he “had been arrested before” and had his “record.”

According to statements published by The Daily Mail of a French high-ranking security official, France receives threats “all the time, everyday.” It has also been known that authorities in Turkey frustrated an attack aimed to revenge the supposed death of “Jihadi John” in ally strikes.

The group guarantees it will use all its knowledge to launch “massive cyber attacks” and warns that all Anonymous members work to hunt them down. “We will find you and we will not let you go… War is declared. Get prepared.”

Ibrahim Abdeslam (31) sacrificed himself at a restaurant in Voltaire Boulevard. Bilal Hadfi (20), Belgium resident, died near the French stadium. Ismail Omar Mostefai (30), who lived in Paris, also killed himself at the stadium. Samy Amimour (28) lived in Paris as well and died in the Bataclan. The fifth was carrying a Syrian passport under the name of Ahmad Al Mohammad, but his identity is still to be confirmed.

104 home arrests and 168 searches have been ordered. Additionally, 62 individuals were denied entry for being considered a threat to security; six people have been revoked of their nationality and 87 websites that supported the violent attacks blocked.

Moreover, he warned “terrorism could hit again in the next days or weeks.” On the matter of the strike launched Sunday night against ISIS in Raqqa, Valls confirmed “the destruction of two operative targets” of the Islamic State.

Authorities have launched an extensive search in this Brussels quarter, considered to be the shelter for the terrorists that participated in the Paris attacks. Salah Abdeslam remains on the run. It is believed he was driving one of the cars used in the French capital. Belgian authorities have released his brother Mohamed Abdeslam and other four suspects.