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28 Jun 2019 | 08:08 AM UTC

Tunisia: IS claims responsibility for June 27 attacks in Tunis /update 3

Islamic State (IS) claims responsibility for June 27 suicide attacks in Tunis; at least one policeman killed and eight people injured

Warning

Event

The Islamic State (IS) group has claimed responsibility for the two suicide bombing attacks against police facilities in Tunis on the morning (local time) of Thursday, June 27. The first attack targeted a police patrol near Rue Charles de Gaulle, while the second attack occurred at the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit building, located in the El Gorjani district. At least one policeman was reportedly killed and eight people were injured.

Further such attacks are possible in the near term.

Advice

Individuals in Tunisia, particularly in Tunis, are advised to remain vigilant, obey all instructions issued by the local authorities, and to report any suspicious objects or behavior to the relevant authorities.