The Terrorist Who Attacked the Louvre Had Paint Bombs to Destroy Famous Art

The terrorist who attacked the Louvre in Paris has been identified as an Egyptian immigrant and it’s also been discovered that he was carrying paint bombs with the intention of destroying famous art inside of the museum.

From LeParisien

identity of the assailant from the Louvre, who attacked with machetes soldiers of the Sentinel operation this Friday morning, is emerging gradually. He was hospitalized in a serious condition at the Georges-Pompidou hospital in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, after having been hit on the flank and buttocks by several riposte fire, it is now known that the man is an Egyptian born in 1988.

If he did not have any identity papers, a cell phone and paint bombs were found in the backpacks he was wearing. These elements would have enabled the investigators to establish his identity: Abdallah EH. The man who had rented a hotel room in rue de Ponthieu, not far from the Champs-Elysees, in the very chic 8th arrondissement of the capital, police then quickly searched the premises.

Friday morning, around 9:45, the man burst into the gallery of the Carrousel du Louvre loaded with two backpacks. After he approached the soldiers on patrol, he took out two machetes to attack them. According to prefect of Paris Michel Cadot, the man rushed to the military, “uttered threats” and shouted “Allah Akbar”.

“He knocked at the head a first soldier who repelled him. He then rushed on to a second soldier, who fell to the ground, who repulsed him kicked, detailed François Molins. This one pulled at the level of the abdomen, which did not stop him “.

In the retort, the aggressor, aged about thirty, was seriously wounded, on the flank and buttocks. Once on the ground, he was taken in by the rescue. His life prognosis was still “very committed” on Friday night. No explosives were found in his backpacks.

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