Chronicles of terrorist attacks in Europe over the past 10 years

13 November Paris shook a series of terrorist attacks. As a result of seven terrorist episodes, according to confirmed data, 129 people died. Responsibility for them took on itself the grouping "Islamic state". This is the fourth terrorist attack in France this year. Over the past ten years, hundreds of civilians in Europe have become victims of terrorists.

26 June 2015 year. In a city near the French Grenoble, a gunman rammed the gates of the Air Products chemical plant and crashed into gas cylinders. In his hands was the flag of the "Islamic State". At the entrance to the enterprise, the decapitated body of the director of the enterprise was found. On suspicion of murder arrested plant worker Yasin Sali. Previously, he was detained for radicalism, but in 2008, suspicions were removed from him. According to the French police, Sali maintained contacts with the terrorists of the Islamic State.

January 9 2015 years. In Paris, armed Amedy Coulibaly, an accomplice of the Kuacha brothers, who two days earlier shot The editors of the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, attacked the Hyper Kasher kosher supermarket. As a result of the attack killed five people, including the attacker.

January 7 2015 years. The Islamist brothers Said and Sheriff Kuashi, armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles, a grenade launcher, several pistols and a pump-action shotgun, shouting to “Allahu Akbar” broke into to the editors of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. As a result of the shooting, a 12 man was killed and 11 was injured. The Kouachi brothers were destroyed on January 9 during a special operation. Al-Qaeda militants claimed responsibility for the attack. Islamists took revenge for the caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed, who published the publication.

11, 15 and 19 March 2012 of the year in the cities of Toulouse and Montauban in southern France, Algerian-born Frenchman Mohammed Meragh committed a series of murders. These days he twice attacked the French military, as well as the French Jewish school. Measure killed three soldiers, a teacher of spiritual education, his two children and an eight-year-old girl. The offender was liquidated a few days later during an exchange of fire with the police. The Islamists associated with the organization of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed responsibility for the executions.

July 22, 2011. On this day, a double terrorist attack took place in Norway: one in the government quarter of Oslo, the other, after an hour and a half, on the island of Utøya. In Oslo, a radio-controlled bomb weighing about 500 kilograms in a car exploded. The explosion at the site killed seven people, another died in the hospital, injured more 200 people. After this explosion, the Norwegian nationalist Andres Breivik, disguised as a policeman, shot 67 of young people who took part in the summer camp of the ruling Workers' Party. Subsequently, he confessed in the organization of the terrorist attack in Oslo.

July 7, 2005. Four suicide bombers during rush hour carried out explosions in public transport in London. With an interval of about a minute, three trains were blown up at different metro stations, and an hour later the suicide bomber blew up a double-decker bus to Tavistok Square. As a result, 56 people died, 700 were injured. Al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack.