On the evening of November 13, 2015, at least six simultaneous terrorist attacks were carried out in the capital of France - Paris. At least 128 people were killed and dozens were injured. Eight of the attackers were among the dead, seven of whom blew themselves up.
The first attack was in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, near the stadium where a friendly football match between the teams of France and Germany was being played at the same time. Three attackers blew themselves up. Later, attacks were carried out in five other places in Paris.
A friendly football match between France and Germany was being played at the national stadium "Stade de France", and a rock concert was taking place in the Bataclan hall. With shouts of "Allahu salaam" four terrorists rush inside with Kalashnikov assault rifles and explosives on their bodies. The spectators were trapped by the attackers.
At the same time, more coordinated attacks were carried out against 4 restaurants and bars.
At least 130 people were killed and over 350 were injured.
In response to the events, a state of emergency was declared in France. French President Francois Hollande declared three days of mourning. On November 14, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. It was the worst terrorist attack in France.