In France, detained two more people in the case of the attack in Paris

In France, police officers detained two more people who are associated with an attack near the former editorial building of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris. This was reported on September 26 by France Press, citing a source. It is noted that the younger brother of the main suspect, a native of Pakistan, was detained, as well as a man who was part of the circle of communication of the alleged attacker. In total, nine people are in custody. According to the news agency, after an attack on two people near a building associated with Charlie Hebdo and regarded as a terrorist attack, the police detained the first suspected Pakistani citizen of 33 years. The man admitted his involvement in the attack on unarmed people. Recall, on September 25, two people, a man and a woman, were injured in an attack near the former headquarters of Charlie Hebdo of the French satirical magazine, which on September 2 re-published caricatures of the prophet Muhammad and became the object of numerous threats from extremist groups. See also: In Paris, detained new suspects in the terrorist attack
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