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Vienna attack: Several feared dead in 'terrorist' shooting - BBC News

Vienna attack: Several feared dead in 'terrorist' shooting

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At least one person has been killed and several more are feared dead after a shooting in central Vienna, according to the city's police.

Austrian Interior Minister Karl Nehammer said he believed the incident was an "apparent terror attack".

A number of suspects armed with rifles launched the assault in six locations, police said. Among the injured was a police officer.

One attacker was shot dead by officers during a large-scale security incident.

A number of people, including passers-by, have been taken to hospital with several reported to be seriously injured, Austrian broadcaster ORF reports.

Police have urged people to avoid the area and not to take public transport.

Road blocks have been set up around the city centre. Footage posted on social media showed people running as what was reported to be gunshots could be heard.

"At the moment I can confirm we believe this is an apparent terror attack," Interior Minister Karl Nehammer told ORF.

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One of the locations of the shooting was reportedly on a street near a synagogue.

Jewish community leader Oskar Deutsch tweeted that it was unclear if the Vienna synagogue was targeted in the attack as it was closed at the time.

"It sounded like firecrackers, then we realised it was shots," said one eyewitness quoted by public broadcaster ORF, according to AFP news agency.

An officer guarding the synagogue was injured, reported newspaper Kronen Zeitung.

French president Emmanuel Macron wrote on Twitter that Europe must not "give up" in the face of attacks.

"We the French people share the shock and grief of the Austrian people, struck this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital, Vienna. After France, a friend of ours is attacked. This is our Europe. Our enemies must know who they are dealing with," he said.

Three people died in a knife attack in a church in the French city Nice last week in what Mr Macron said was an "Islamist terrorist attack".

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2020-11-02 21:53:00Z
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Casualties in Vienna 'terrorist' shooting - BBC News

Vienna attack: Several feared dead in 'terrorist' shooting

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At least one person has been killed in central Vienna and several more are feared dead after a shooting in central Vienna, according to the city's police.

Austrian interior minister Karl Nehammer said he believed the incident was an "apparent terror attack".

A number of suspects armed with rifles launched the assault in six locations, police said. Among the injured was a police officer.

One attacker was shot dead by officers during a large-scale security incident.

Police have urged people to avoid the area and not to take public transport.

Road blocks have been set up around the city centre. Footage posted on social media showed people running as what was reported to be gunshots could be heard.

"At the moment I can confirm we believe this is an apparent terror attack," Interior Minister Karl Nehammer told Austrian broadcaster ORF.

Police blocked steets near Schwedenplatz square in Vienna
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One of the locations of the shooting was reportedly on a street near a synagogue.

Jewish community leader Oskar Deutsch tweeted that it was unclear if the Vienna synagogue was targeted in the attack as it was closed at the time.

"It sounded like firecrackers, then we realised it was shots," said one eyewitness quoted by public broadcaster ORF, according to AFP news agency.

An officer guarding the synagogue was injured, reported newspaper Kronen Zeitung.

French president Emmanuel Macron wrote on Twitter that Europe must not "give up" in the fact of attacks.

"We the French people share the shock and grief of the Austrian people, struck this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital, Vienna. After France, a friend of ours is attacked. This is our Europe. Our enemies must know who they are dealing with," he said.

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2020-11-02 21:20:00Z
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Shots are fired near synagogue in Vienna as police say 'major operation' is underway - Daily Mail

'One dead and several injured in gun and suicide bomb attack at Vienna synagogue': Huge manhunt underway as gunman rampages through streets and 'accomplice blows themselves up' with police ordering the public to stay away from public transport

At least one person is thought to have been killed with several others injured in a suspected gun and suicide attack near a synagogue in Vienna.

A huge manhunt is underway for the gunman, according to local reports, with an accomplice thought to have 'blown themselves up' during the rampage.  

Kronen Zeitung, Austria's largest newspaper, is reporting the incident as a terror attack, with a police officer said to have been shot and left in a critical condition. 

Though Vienna police have yet to officially confirm the nature of the incident, they are ordering the public to stay away from the city centre and public transport 

Shocking social media footage believed to be taken near the scene showing people ducking and weaving as they run for cover, with shots ringing out. 

An Austrian policeman overlooks an area in Vienna after a shooting in the city centre. Multiple gunshots were fired in central Vienna on Monday evening, police said, while media reported that there had been an attack close to a synagogue

An Austrian policeman overlooks an area in Vienna after a shooting in the city centre. Multiple gunshots were fired in central Vienna on Monday evening, police said, while media reported that there had been an attack close to a synagogue

Polce block a street near Schwedenplatz square after a shooting in Vienna, Austria this evening, with at least one person dead

Polce block a street near Schwedenplatz square after a shooting in Vienna, Austria this evening, with at least one person dead 

Shocking footage believed to be taken near the scene showing people ducking and weaving as they run for cover, with shots ringing out

Shocking footage believed to be taken near the scene showing people ducking and weaving as they run for cover, with shots ringing out

Austrian journalist Thomas Mayar, citing the Ministry of the Interior, said: 'One dead and several injured in an attack on the synagogue in Seitenstettengasse in the center of Vienna, says the Ministry of the Interior. Large-scale police operation. Stay in the houses. Shots on Schwedenplatz.' 

Austrian public broadcaster ORF cited witnesses saying several shots were fired shortly after 7pm. 

Another Austrian newspaper reported that the attack was on the street that houses the city's main synagogue.   

Vienna Police tweeted: 'Around #InnnerenStadt there were several exchanges of fire. There are several injured people. We are on duty with all possible forces. Please avoid all public places in the city.' 

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2020-11-02 19:53:00Z
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ISIS gunmen storm Kabul University in Afghanistan, killing at least 19 and wounding more than 20 - Daily Mail

ISIS gunmen storm Kabul University in Afghanistan, killing at least 19 and wounding more than 20

  • Three ISIS gunmen were involved in the assault, all of whom were killed by police
  • Students and lecturers were seen fleeing the scene as hand grenades exploded
  • Afghan special forces surrounded the campus, helping students to safety

Three ISIS gunmen today stormed Kabul University as it hosted a book fair attended by the Iranian ambassador, sparking an hours-long gun battle which left at least 19 people dead and 22 wounded. 

The attackers were killed by Afghan security forces in the ensuing gun battle, according to the Interior Ministry's spokesman Tariq Arian. Most of the casualties were students. 

As the attack unfolded, students and teachers were seen fleeing the university campus while hand grenades exploded and automatic rifle fire could be heard. 

Scores of Afghan special forces surrounded the campus, shepherding teachers and students to safety.  

ISIS today claimed responsibility for the deadly attack. 

A man, wounded after ISIS gunmen stormed Kabul University today, arrives at Isteqlal Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan in an ambulance

A man, wounded after ISIS gunmen stormed Kabul University today, arrives at Isteqlal Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan in an ambulance

A wounded man receives treatment at a hospital in Kabul following the ISIS attack on Monday

A wounded man receives treatment at a hospital in Kabul following the ISIS attack on Monday

A doctor looks at an X-ray of a man who was left hospitalised after being wounded in the deadly attack on Monday at Kabul University

A doctor looks at an X-ray of a man who was left hospitalised after being wounded in the deadly attack on Monday at Kabul University

Five hours into the fighting today, sporadic grenade explosions and automatic weapons fire still echoed down the empty streets surrounding the university’s fenced compound. Afghan troops stood guard. 

There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the Taliban issued a statement denying they took part in the assault. It comes as the insurgents continue peace talks with representatives of Kabul's Washington-backed government, with the aim to help the US finally withdraw from Afghanistan.   

Ahmad Samim, a university student, told journalists he saw militants armed with pistols and Kalashnikov assault rifles firing at the school, the country’s oldest with some 17,000 students. 

He said the attack happened at the university’s eastern side where its law and journalism faculty teach.

Afghan security troops surrounded the campus and stood guard during the attack on Monday

Afghan security troops surrounded the campus and stood guard during the attack on Monday

The Afghan security personnel stood guard outside the Kabul University and helped dozens of students and lecturers flee the ISIS attack

The Afghan security personnel stood guard outside the Kabul University and helped dozens of students and lecturers flee the ISIS attack

Afghan police work at the site of the Kabul University attack on Monday night

Afghan police work at the site of the Kabul University attack on Monday night

Sami Mahdi, a lecturer at Kabul University said in a tweet: 'I am devastated. I am destroyed. Visited Ali Abad Hospital. Some of our best students are gone forever. Some others including one of our professors are in critical condition. Such beautiful souls. We have always failed to protect our best ones.'

He added: 'I remember everyone's face and have fond memories of them. Nothing could be worse than seeing their faces in blood.'

Shabnam Salehi, another lecturer at the university, condemned the attacks. 

She tweeted: 'Terrorists, with extreme brutality, killed and injured dozens of my students at Kabul University. They had ambitions and hope for the future. 

'It is how terrorists are the base of our chronic disaster in Afghanistan. A crime against humanity!'

Lecturers who teach at Kabul University condemned the attack on Twitter

Lecturers who teach at Kabul University condemned the attack on Twitter 

Afghan media reported that a book exhibition was being held at the university and attended by a number of dignitaries at the time of the shooting. None of the dignitaries were reported hurt.

While Afghan officials declined to discuss the bookfair, Iran’s semiofficial ISNA news agency reported Sunday that Iranian Ambassador Bahador Aminian and cultural attaché Mojtaba Noroozi were to inaugurate the fair, which was hosting some 40 Iranian publishers. 

Iranian state television reported the attack occurred, but did not offer information on its officials. 

Iranian diplomats have been targeted previously in Afghanistan, incidents that dangerously escalated tensions between the two countries. 

In 1998, Iran held the Taliban responsible for the deaths of nine Iranian diplomats working in its consulate in northern Afghanistan, and sent reinforcements to the Iran-Afghan border. 

It was the second attack on an educational institution in Kabul in as many weeks. With no claim of responsibility for Monday’s attack, suspicion immediately fell on the Islamic State group.

Last month, the Islamic State group sent a suicide bomber into a tutoring center in the capital’s mostly Shiite neighborhood of Dasht-e-Barchi that killed at least 24 students and wounded more than 100 others.    

The IS affiliate has declared war on Afghanistan’s minority Shiite Muslims and staged dozens of attacks since emerging in the region in 2014. A horrific attack earlier this year on a Kabul maternity hospital — also in the Dasht-e-Barchi neighborhood — was blamed on the Islamic State group. In that attack, militants killed 25 people, many of them newborn babies and mothers.

Schools have also been targeted in past attacks. Last year, a bomb outside of the Kabul University’s gates killed eight people. In 2016, gunmen attacked the American University in Kabul, killing 13. 

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2020-11-02 17:09:00Z
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US election map: Current rankings presidential election - who is leading right now? - Daily Express

is hoping to win a second term as President for the Republicans in the this week. But according to the latest polls, his Democrat rival Joe Biden is currently leading and is on course to be America’s next President. Express.co.uk has gathered exclusive data on what the bookmakers think will happen when America heads to the polls on November 3.

According to the latest FiveThirtyEight poll on November 2, Joe Biden is “clearly favoured” to win the next US election.

Mr Biden is currently forecast to win 53.4 percent of the popular vote, while Mr Trump is forecast to win 45.4 percent.

With 270 electoral college votes needed to win the election, as of November 2, FiveThirtyEight polls show Mr Biden is forecast to win 350 electoral college votes, while Mr Trump is predicted to win 188 electoral college votes.

Bookmakers Betfair has launched a swing-o-meter tool for the US election, and currently it predicts Mr Biden as the favourite with odds of 65 percent.

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“The Democrats were the narrow favourites in early October, but as early voting figures have been released, Trump’s odds have steadily improved.

“While early voting figures give Biden a lead, the expected Trump vote on the day is expected to be very strong, and experts say Biden’s lead isn’t enough to hang on here.

“Current odds have Trump as an 8/11 (57 percent) chance to win here, in a state he simply cannot afford to lose.”

Both candidates will be keen to scoop votes in other contested states such as Nevada, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.

Mr Hughes said: “Another state Trump has been targeting in recent weeks is Nevada. The Silver State has swung blue in the last three elections, but with the pandemic forcing the state’s primary income driver, the gaming industry, to close down, Trump has leveraged his re-opening plan to appeal to voters there, with a view within his camp that the state is up for grabs, and the odds have moved to reflect this.

“The Democrats were as short as 1/5 (84 percent) to win this state in July, but heavy campaigning from Trump saw his odds improve markedly, and last week he was as short as 9/4 (30 percent) to flip this steady blue state.

“However, the odds have changed once again in recent days, and Trump’s odds currently stand at 4/1 (20 percent), with it looking less and less likely that these six EC votes will come his way.

“North Carolina is also being closely contested on the east coast, and is another state Trump simply has to win if he wants to maintain control of the White House, and there is potentially some good news for him here.

“Having flip-flopped with the Democrats all summer, with both parties being the favourite at various times to win the state, Biden’s odds improved sharply in early October to 4/5 (55 percent), in what was a hammer blow to Trump.

“However, in the last 48 hours, Trump’s odds have improved to 21/20 (48 percent), and this crucial swing-state is now a coin flip according to Betfair Exchange punters.

“Perhaps the most important state of all is Pennsylvania- Trump has to win this blue-collar state to win the election, and while Biden can just about absorb a loss here, it is the knock-on effect of the likely votes in neighbouring Michigan and Wisconsin that could harm the current election favourite, with the three states often mirroring each other.

“Biden has been the strong favourite here for most of the year, and although his 4/9 (69 percent) odds from July have gotten slightly worse, his odds have improved from last week, where he was 4/7 (63 percent) and is now 1/2 (65 percent).

“Trump will need a miracle of sorts to turn things around, with the hope that Biden’s promise to move away from fossil fuels will harm his vote in the Oil State, which heavily depends on the industry for employment.”

Overall Betfair are currently predicting Joe Biden will win the election for the Democrats this year.

Mr Hughes concluded: “Based on current Betfair Exchange state betting odds, the prediction is that Biden will cruise to victory, in a relatively comfortable manner.

“Betfair Exchange odds project 305 Electoral College Votes, to Trump’s 233, which would see Joseph Robinette Biden confirmed as the 46th President of the United States of America.

“Trump could find claim victories on the east coast, in North Carolina and Florida, but it still wouldn’t be enough- Biden has a stranglehold on too many crucial swing states to be toppled unless there is a drastic change between now and tomorrow.”

The latest Betfair odds on key swing states:

  • Arizona- GOP 5/4, Dems 4/5
  • Florida- GOP 8/11, Dems 11/8
  • Georgia- GOP 8/11, Dems 11/8.
  • Iowa- GOP 2/5, Dems 5/2.
  • Michigan- GOP 7/2, Dems 2/7
  • Minnesota- GOP 7/2, Dems 2/7
  • Nevada- GOP 4/1, Dems 1/4.
  • North Carolina- GOP 21/20, 20/21
  • Ohio- GOP 1/2, Dems 2/1.
  • Pennsylvania- GOP 7/4, Dems 4/7.
  • Texas- GOP 2/5, Dems 5/2.
  • Wisconsin- GOP 7/2, Dems 2/7

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2020-11-02 15:31:00Z
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The Countdown: Lady Gaga gets drawn in as campaign heats up - BBC News

The Countdown: Lady Gaga gets drawn in as campaign heats up

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There is just one day left.

Donald Trump hit five states in a single day but Joe Biden is now focused on Pennsylvania, which is how Lady Gaga got involved in an unusual debate.

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The news in four sentences

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1. Donald Trump swept through five states on Sunday - they were either swing states or states he won last time but where polls are now showing a very close race.

2. "Fire Fauci" was the latest chant to be heard at a Trump rally - and the president hinted to a crowd in Florida he might like to do just that after the country's top infectious diseases expert criticised the White House's virus strategy.

3. Joe Biden focused on Pennsylvania, an important state in his path to the White House, but one which will only start counting postal votes on election day - something Mr Trump has said he could challenge in court.

4. Groups of Trump supporters in trucks were out on the streets and some of them have been accused of intimidation - the FBI is already investigating Trump supporters ramming a Biden campaign bus in Texas on Saturday.

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'Anti-fracking activist' Lady Gaga and the Pennsylvania vote

Lady Gaga, that well-known "anti-fracking activist", has made her way into Donald Trump's mentions.

The 34-year-old, who is also known for being a pop superstar with several Grammy awards and one Oscar, is set to join Joe Biden and Kamala Harris at a rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Monday.

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For the record, she is not famous for being an anti-fracking activist but that is how she was described in a tweet by Donald Trump's communications director Tim Murtaugh.

"Nothing exposes Biden's disdain for the forgotten working men & women of PA like campaigning with anti-fracking activist Lady Gaga," he wrote.

The Trump campaign statement on Lady Gaga's forthcoming appearance with Joe Biden links to an October 2012 post on Lady Gaga's official Facebook page, which posts without comment a link to the website Artists Against Fracking. Mr Trump also tweeted his outrage.

Lady Gaga responded, glad "to be living rent free" in their heads and asked "also, what is fracking?"

Fracking is the process of drilling into the earth to release natural gas and oil. The Trump campaign has identified it as a critical election issue in the battleground state of Pennsylvania, which has a booming natural gas industry.

The Biden campaign says it does not have a policy to ban fracking but it would seek to end fracking leases on federal land. The Democrat has been under particular pressure on the issue since speaking about a "transition" away from oil in the final TV debate., which his team later said he didn't really mean.

Lady Gaga did also include in her post: "Keep your jobs PA!"

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Last push for Latino votes

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Mr Trump's final rally of Sunday was in Miami - and the Spanish-speaking Colombian vallenato band he brought in to warm up the crowd was a clue as to one important intended audience.

Meanwhile Democrat politician Julian Castro campaigned for Joe Biden in Arizona, where he visited a Day of the Dead altar upon which a picture of his late step-mother who recently died of Covid-19 was placed. Democrats are hoping that the state's growing Latino population could change a Republican landscape.

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2020-11-02 14:16:00Z
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Kabul attack: Gunmen storm university in Afghanistan, killing at least 19 - Sky News

Gunmen stormed a university campus book fair, shooting dead at least 19 and wounding more than 20 more.

The hours-long siege at Kabul University came as the Iranian ambassador to Afghanistan was attending the event.

Security forces eventually shot dead all three gunmen.

A security personnel stands guard outside the Kabul University in Kabul on November 2, 2020. - Gunmen stormed Kabul university on November 2 ahead of the opening of an Iranian book fair, firing shots and sending students fleeing, Afghan officials and witnesses said. (Photo by WAKIL KOHSAR / AFP) (Photo by WAKIL KOHSAR/AFP via Getty Images)
Image: Security forces remain on guard at the locked-down university campus

Throughout the stand-off, grenades and automatic weapons could be heard across the city and witnesses claimed the attackers were deliberately targeting students.

One of the students, Fathullah Moradi, who escaped through the university's gates with a group of friends, said: "They were shooting at every student they saw."

Another, Ahmad Samim, said he saw militants armed with pistols and Kalashnikov assault rifles firing at the law and journalism wing of the school, which is the country's oldest and has around 17,000 students.

The Taliban said their fighters were not involved in the assault and no other group immediately claimed involvement.

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The attack came as insurgents continued peace talks with the US-backed government.

The negotiations, taking place in the Gulf Arab state of Qatar, aim to help the US finally withdraw from America's longest war, though daily bloodshed continues.

At least 24 people including teenage students were killed in a suicide bombing at an education centre in a heavily Shia neighbourhood of western Kabul on 25 October.

Iranian diplomats have been targeted previously by attacks in the country.

In 1998, Iran held the Taliban responsible for the deaths of nine of its diplomats who were working in its consulate in northern Afghanistan.

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2020-11-02 13:40:44Z
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