We will never be intimidated by terrorism and we will fight this attack with all means.' He tweeted, 'Our police will act decisively against the perpetrators of this repulsive terror attack.
Speaking to national broadcaster ORF, Austria's leader Kurz said the attackers were 'were very well equipped with automatic weapons' and had 'prepared professionally.' A police line is seen in Vienna, Austria on Novemafter exchanges of gunfire during a terror attack in several locations the day before.
Police used explosives to blast their way into the apartment of the slain suspect. The account was taken offline on Monday, and CBS News cannot verify that the individual pictured was among the attackers, but he did bear some resemblance - in terms of built, general appearance and a large black watch - to one of the attackers seen in amateur videos.Īs of Tuesday, ISIS had not issued any claim of responsibility for the attacks. The man wrote in German that he was pledging allegiance to the leader of ISIS. At a later news conference, Nehammer said the attacker had fooled a Germany deradicalization program for extremists.Ī man claiming involvement in the attack posted a picture on an Instagram account before the bloodshed, posing with a Kalashnikov, a handgun and a large knife.
