Biden Condemns Deadly New Orleans Terror Attack
Biden Condemns Deadly New Orleans Terror Attack

Biden Condemns Deadly New Orleans Terror Attack

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A New Year's Day truck attack in New Orleans, driven by U.S. Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar, resulted in 15 fatalities and at least 30 injuries. Jabbar, who was shot dead by police after attempting to open fire, had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in a social media video prior to the attack, raising concerns about his radicalization. President Biden condemned the act as 'despicable' and stated that the FBI is leading the investigation to uncover any potential terrorist connections. Surveillance footage has prompted authorities to search for additional suspects who may have placed explosive devices near the site. As the investigation unfolds, Biden emphasized that there is 'no justification for violence' and assured support for the victims and their families. The incident represents the deadliest IS-inspired attack on U.S. soil in years, occurring during a festive celebration.

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