The Paris Attacks

The Paris Attacks occurred on November 13, 2015, when multiple coordinated terrorist assaults targeted public places in Paris, including restaurants, the Bataclan concert hall, and police establishments. The attackers, affiliated with ISIS, used guns, bombs, and hostage-taking tactics to inflict mass casualties and spread fear. The attacks resulted in 130 deaths and hundreds of injuries. They highlighted the ongoing threat of extremist terrorism in Europe, prompting increased security measures and international cooperation to combat radicalization and prevent future attacks.