They`re meant to kill as many civilians as possible. Attacks like the one in Paris really are indiscriminate. What we`re seeing here is ISIS moving to really phase two of its development. (BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) EVAN PEREZ, CNN JUSTICE REPORTER: The recent attacks in Beirut, perhaps the downing of the Russian airliner and now, Paris, shows us that ISIS is supplanting al Qaeda as the most dangerous terrorist group in the world. The attack also shows that the threat from the ISIS terrorist group is changing, and extending well beyond Iraq and Syria.
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That further complicates the European crisis in terms of how to maintain security. Officials say at least one of the terrorists entered Europe along with millions of refugees from war-torn Syria. That led to a number of police raids and arrests in the Belgian capital. A car rented in Brussels, Belgium was found in one of the attack sites. French officials reported that seven of the attackers were killed, but they weren`t sure how many terrorists were involved overall, and they`re currently hunting for anyone else involved. And the terrorist group itself said it was responsible. President Hollande blamed the Islamic extremist group ISIS for the attacks. Meaning, people wouldn`t be allowed to enter or leave the country, though in several places, it appeared that travelers could still come and go. Shortly after the attacks, French President Francois Hollande said France`s borders would be closed. It was the worst violence in France since World War II.
More than 350 others were wounded, dozens of them left in very serious condition. And the targets included a stadium, a concert hall and some restaurants. They were armed with guns and suicide bombs. On Friday night, three teams of terrorists assaulted six locations throughout the French capital. We`re focusing today`s show on the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, France, and the international response to them. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.ĬARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Thank you for taking time for CNN STUDENT NEWS this Monday.
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