Massacre in Paris: At Least 120 Killed, 200 Wounded, Eight Terrorists Killed

Terrorist attacks have paralyzed Paris. Police have officially confirmed six terrorist attacks across the city, and it has also been confirmed that two were suicide attacks and one was a bombing.

According to the latest information, the deaths of at least 120 people have been confirmed, with more than 200 wounded. The hostage crisis in the concert hall has ended, with witnesses speaking of a massacre. It has also been confirmed that eight terrorists are dead. A search for potential accomplices is underway. France has closed its borders, reports the Patria News Agency.

07:37 All schools, museums, libraries, gyms, and shops in Paris will not open today.

07:35 Following a series of terrorist attacks that killed at least 120 people in Paris on Friday, numerous buildings and monuments around the world have been illuminated in the colors of the French flag.

07:26 British Prime Minister David Cameron announced the convening of a meeting of the COBRA emergency committee.

07:25 The situation on the streets of Paris is calming down, but several thousand police officers, firefighters, soldiers, and emergency medical personnel are still on the ground.

07:11 Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has canceled his planned trip to France and Italy due to the terrorist attacks. President Rouhani condemned the terrorist attacks in Paris, stating that they represent a "crime against humanity".

"On behalf of the Iranian people, who are also victims of terrorism, I strongly condemn this crime against humanity and express my condolences to the French people and government," Rouhani stated.

07:00 A dramatic mobile phone recording was published on YouTube, showing moments of drama and panic that ensued after an explosion occurred outside the Stade de France stadium.

6:38 The Paris prosecutor's office confirmed the deaths of at least 120 people in a series of terrorist attacks in Paris, including the massacre at the Bataclan concert hall and the suicide bombing near the Stade de France stadium.

06:33 A man, identified only as Sylvestre, said his mobile phone saved his life by stopping a shrapnel fragment that was flying towards him, specifically towards his head.

 6:20 Investigations and forensic analysis are ongoing at the sites of the terrorist attacks. A search for potential accomplices of the attackers is also underway. Residents of Paris have been advised not to go out onto the streets.