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Les assaillants portaient des ceintures explosives factices

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12 juin 2017, 00:10
epa06022018 An undated handout photo made available by Britain's London Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) on 11 June 2017 shows a picture of a fake explosive belt worn by one of the London Bridge attackers. All three of the attackers wore the leather belts. Each had three disposable water bottles covered in masking tape attached to the belt. The belts were still attached to the suspects when they were shot dead. Eight members of the public were killed and dozens injured after three attackers - Khuram Shazad Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba - on late 03 June ploughed a van into pedestrians and later randomly stabbed people on London Bridge and nearby Borough Market. The three attackers wearing fake suicide vests were shot dead by police. EPA/LONDON METROPOLITAN POLICE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES BRITAIN LONDON TERRORIST ATTACK AFTERMATH
epa06022018 An undated handout photo made available by Britain's London Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) on 11 June 2017 shows a picture of a fake explosive belt worn by one of the London Bridge attackers. All three of the attackers wore the leather belts. Each had three disposable water bottles covered in masking tape attached to the belt. The belts were still attached to the suspects when they were shot dead. Eight members of the public were killed and dozens injured after three attackers - Khuram Shazad Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba - on late 03 June ploughed a van into pedestrians and later randomly stabbed people on London Bridge and nearby Borough Market. The three attackers wearing fake suicide vests were shot dead by police. EPA/LONDON METROPOLITAN POLICE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES BRITAIN LONDON TERRORIST ATTACK AFTERMATH
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Les auteurs de l’attentat du 3 juin à Londres portaient des ceintures explosives factices pour créer un «maximum de panique», a indiqué hier la police britannique. L’attaque a fait huit morts.

«Je n’avais encore jamais vu au Royaume-Uni une telle tactique où les terroristes cherchent à créer un maximum de panique en s’attachant des explosifs factices. Quiconque les ayant vus cette nuit-là aurait pensé que c’étaient de vrais explosifs», a commenté Dean Haydon, le patron de l’unité antiterroriste à Scotland Yard.

Les photos publiées hier par la police montrent des ceintures en cuir auxquelles ont été attachées des bouteilles d’eau en plastique recouvertes de bande adhésive grise et noire. Les trois assaillants portaient chacun une telle ceinture. «C’est possible qu’ils projetaient une situation de siège ou qu’ils pensaient qu’elles (les fausses ceintures explosives) puissent les protéger d’être eux-mêmes la cible de tirs», a déclaré le commandant Dean...

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