Two terrorists identified, a Syrian and a French national

Two of the eight terrorists have been "potentially identified", one had a Syrian passport, and the other is a French national, reports the Patria News Agency.

According to "Libération", the terrorist with French citizenship was previously known to the police as an extremist and was identified by fingerprints.

A Syrian passport was found on the body of one of the suicide bombers near the Stade de France football stadium. Allegedly, an Egyptian passport was also found at the same location, but it is unknown to whom it belongs.

At the same time, the police also issued an alert for a black Seat car with foreign license plates. According to some information, this vehicle broke through a ramp at the exit from Paris.

According to the BBC, the license plate number is GUT 18053. Citizens are advised not to approach the vehicle.

These clues are also the first real and officially confirmed information about the attackers in Paris.

Eight of them were killed last night or took their own lives by detonating explosives, and it is unknown who they are or where they are from, nor whether they had accomplices.

Analysts in France have stated that it is believed to be a "domestic operation", meaning the terrorists lived in France. The fact that one of the attackers was previously known to the police supports this theory.

The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks, and the French president confirmed that the operation was conducted from abroad, reports B92.