Sky News reported on the British citizenship of the attacker of the synagogue in Manchester

Jihad al-Shami, the attacker of the synagogue in Manchester, arrived in the UK as a child. This was reported on October 3 by Sky News channel.

It is specified that the attacker received a passport of the state in 2006, when he was 16 years old.

According to the newspaper, two people were killed in the attack: 53-year-old Adrian Dolby and 66-year-old Melvin Kravitz. Three more victims are in serious condition. The attacker, 35-year-old al-Shami, was eliminated. The incident was classified as a terrorist attack.

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A knife attack on a synagogue in Manchester was reported on October 2. It was clarified that the incident occurred in the Krampsall area. Then law enforcement agencies opened fire against the attacker. The Manchester Evening News reported that the attacker allegedly had some devices that could have caused the use of firearms by the police.

Subsequently, the death toll from the attack on the synagogue in Manchester increased to two. It is specified that five people, including a synagogue guard, were injured. Sky News channel later reported that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer had interrupted his participation in a summit with EU representatives in Denmark and was returning due to a possible terrorist attack in Manchester.

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