Germany offers 100,000 euros for information on Berlin terrorist

German authorities have decided to offer 100,000 euros for information that would lead to the arrest of the terrorist who attacked Berlin, reports Patria.

His father also spoke about Anis Amri on the Tunisian radio station Mosaique, saying that Anis left Tunisia seven years ago as an illegal immigrant and ended up in an Italian prison. The radio station, citing security statements, reported that Anis Amri spent four years in an Italian prison on charges of arson at a school. Anis's father said his son arrived in Germany a year ago.

Prosecutors have also issued a wanted notice for Anis, for whom a European arrest warrant has been issued. Anis's eyes are not blurred in the wanted notice, unlike in the photos published earlier.