The attack, involving a terrorism suspect, is under investigation following reports of threatening behavior during a public demonstration.
**Stabbing Attack in Mulhouse Leaves One Dead and Two Officers Injured**
**Stabbing Attack in Mulhouse Leaves One Dead and Two Officers Injured**
A knife assault in southern France's Mulhouse has resulted in one fatality and injuries to two police officers.
An alarming knife attack in the French city of Mulhouse has left one individual dead and two police officers seriously injured. The incident unfolded during a demonstration supporting the Congo, where law enforcement were monitoring the situation. The perpetrator, a 37-year-old man of Algerian descent, was arrested at the scene.
Local authorities reported that the assailant inflicted grave injuries on two police officers, one suffering a stab wound to the neck and the other to the chest. Sadly, an intervening bystander was killed during the altercation. According to the local prosecutor, the suspect had been flagged for deportation due to his presence on a terrorist watch list, and witnesses reported that he shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack.
In light of these developments, a terrorist inquiry has been initiated to probe the circumstances surrounding the assault. The mayor of Mulhouse, Michele Lutz, expressed the community's shock, stating that "horror has seized our city" in a message on social media. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is scheduled to visit the site of the attack later today. As this situation is still unfolding, updates are expected as further information becomes available.
Local authorities reported that the assailant inflicted grave injuries on two police officers, one suffering a stab wound to the neck and the other to the chest. Sadly, an intervening bystander was killed during the altercation. According to the local prosecutor, the suspect had been flagged for deportation due to his presence on a terrorist watch list, and witnesses reported that he shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack.
In light of these developments, a terrorist inquiry has been initiated to probe the circumstances surrounding the assault. The mayor of Mulhouse, Michele Lutz, expressed the community's shock, stating that "horror has seized our city" in a message on social media. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is scheduled to visit the site of the attack later today. As this situation is still unfolding, updates are expected as further information becomes available.
