Tunisian President Says Country at ‘War With Terror’ After Deadly Attack at Tunis Museum Kills 19
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Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi admitted that his country is "at war with terror." Photo: Wikipedia.
Fox News – Tunisia’s president said late Wednesday that his country was “in a war with terror” and condemned what he described as “savage minority groups” after gunmen stormed a museum in the capital, Tunis, killing 19 people.
Meanwhile, early Thursday, the country’s prime minister told French radio station RTL that one of the attackers was known to the country’s intelligence services, but no formal link had been established with any terror groups.
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