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Home / News / World News / IS claims responsibility for Tunisia bus bombing
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    IS claims responsibility for Tunisia bus bombing

    Kartikeya Jain
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    Last updated on Nov 26, 2015, 11:55 am
    IS claims responsibility for Tunisia bus bombing
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  • The Islamic State group claimed in a statement that the suicide bombing on a bus in Tunisia was carried out by them.

    IS said that Abou Abdallah al-Tounissi, a Tunisian, had boarded the bus wearing an explosive belt.

    The statement said that he had boarded it a few hundred metres from the Interior Ministry as it picked up Presidential-guards on their way to work.

  • In this article
    15 killed in bus blast in Tunisia Previous attacks in Tunisia in 2015 State of emergency declared in Tunisia US condemns Tunisia attack, offers help Attack in capital was suicide bombing: Tunisia IS claims responsibility for Tunisia bus bombing
  • 24 Nov 2015

    15 killed in bus blast in Tunisia

    15 killed in bus blast in Tunisia
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  • A bus carrying Tunisia's Presidential guards exploded in Tunis killing 15 people.

    More than a dozen people were injured in the attack.

    The blast happened when the bus was parked near a main artery in the capital where guard members were typically picked up and dropped off.

    Tunisia's Interior Ministry called the explosion a terrorist act and said they were investigating into it.

  • Information

    Previous attacks in Tunisia in 2015

  • On 18 March 2015, three ISIL terrorists had attacked the Bardo National Museum in Tunis killing 22 and injuring 50. On 26 June 2015, a terrorist attack in Sousse killed 38 people, thirty of whom were British.

  • 24 Nov 2015

    State of emergency declared in Tunisia

    State of emergency declared in Tunisia
    Credits:
  • Following a terrorist attack in Tunisia's capital, Tunis, the President declared a 30-day state of emergency in the country.

    President Béji Caïd Essebsi said in a statement that the blast was a cowardly terrorist attack.

    He also cancelled his scheduled Switzerland trip and announced a nightly curfew.

    The Tunis airport and all tourist sites were closed following the explosion.

  • 25 Nov 2015

    US condemns Tunisia attack, offers help

    US condemns Tunisia attack, offers help
  • The United States condemned the bus blast in Tunisia which killed members of Tunisia's security forces.

    US National Security Council spokesman Ned Price said that they were prepared to help authorities to investigate the attack.

    He said that terrorists were trying to induce fear by violence to undermine important gains the Tunisian people had made in pursuit of a democratic, stable and prosperous country.

  • 25 Nov 2015

    Attack in capital was suicide bombing: Tunisia

    Attack in capital was suicide bombing: Tunisia
  • Tunisian authorities said that the bus explosion in downtown Tunis was a suicide attack.

    They found a body at the scene that they believed was that of a suicide bomber.

    They also found remnants of an explosives belt near the blast area.

    The National Security Council of Tunisia approved the release of money in a counter-terrorism fund that would finance relief projects.

  • 26 Nov 2015

    IS claims responsibility for Tunisia bus bombing

    IS claims responsibility for Tunisia bus bombing
    Credits:
  • The Islamic State group claimed in a statement that the suicide bombing on a bus in Tunisia was carried out by them.

    IS said that Abou Abdallah al-Tounissi, a Tunisian, had boarded the bus wearing an explosive belt.

    The statement said that he had boarded it a few hundred metres from the Interior Ministry as it picked up Presidential-guards on their way to work.

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