ISIS claimed responsibility for two attempted militant attacks in Europe last month.
CAIRO:
ISIS claimed responsibility for two attempted militant attacks in Europe last month.
The group's monthly online magazine Rumiyah, issued on Thursday, named Abu Maysun al-Faransi as the man who rammed a car carrying weapons and explosives into a police van as it drove in a convoy down Paris's Champs Elysees on June 19.
The man, who was known to French security services, died in the incident and the Paris prosecutor's counter-terrorism unit.
Rumiyah also named Usamah Zaryuh as the man who set off a small explosion at Brussels' central train station on June 21. The man was shot and killed by security forces.
There were no casualties in either attack.
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The group's monthly online magazine Rumiyah, issued on Thursday, named Abu Maysun al-Faransi as the man who rammed a car carrying weapons and explosives into a police van as it drove in a convoy down Paris's Champs Elysees on June 19.
The man, who was known to French security services, died in the incident and the Paris prosecutor's counter-terrorism unit.
Rumiyah also named Usamah Zaryuh as the man who set off a small explosion at Brussels' central train station on June 21. The man was shot and killed by security forces.
There were no casualties in either attack.
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(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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