Five Dead in Dunkirk Migrant Shooting

A series of shootings near a migrant camp in Dunkirk, France, resulted in five fatalities, including two Iraqi Kurdish migrants and two security agents. The suspect, a 22-year-old French citizen named Paul D, turned himself in to police after the shootings, which involved 'precise shots to the head' and possibly automatic weapons. The victims included two men returning from an attempt to cross the Channel to the UK and a local transit company operator killed in front of his family. Following the violence, the atmosphere in the migrant camp has turned tense, with residents expressing fear and seeking alternative shelter. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns for migrants in precarious living conditions in northern France. Investigations are ongoing to determine any links between the different shootings that occurred in the area.