French prime minister admits failings in preventing attack
Paris denounces a security breakdown as Manuel Valls acknowledged failings in intelligence after a three day spree that killed at least 20 people. Critics blame lapses by law enforcement and national security, while experts cite data overload and limits on pre emptive arrests in democratic states. The attackers linked to al Qaida and on the U S no fly list prompted calls for accountability and tougher surveillance.
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Paris siege ends as security forces kill gunmen
French authorities declare the Paris terror attacks resolved after security forces killed the two Kouachi brothers and Amedy Coulibaly. Four hostages died in the kosher market siege. sixteen were freed, with operations ending at both the Dammartin en Goele printing plant and the Hypercacher market. The attacks left at least 20 dead, including the assailants.
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