What is known so far about the Paris massacre

A series of terrorist attacks in which more than 150 people were killed occurred last night in Paris, leaving officials and citizens in panic and fear, reports the Patria News Agency.

153 people were killed in a series of shootings, explosions, and a hostage crisis, and it is feared that the number of victims could be higher.

AFP reported that more than 200 people were injured, many of them with serious bodily injuries. Information about the attack is still coming in, and numerous contradictory reports emerged during the night. Little is truly known; it is unknown how many attackers participated in the attack, nor is the number of victims final.

- at least 153 people were killed in multiple attacks in the center of Paris

- of which at least 112 people were killed in the massacre at the Bataclan concert hall

- the attacks were carried out at six locations in Paris

- eight attackers are dead, unofficially there are no surviving terrorists

- French officials have not yet confirmed whether accomplices were killed or arrested

- of the eight attackers, seven blew themselves up, taking their own lives by detonating explosives they were wearing

- four attackers were in the Bataclan, three of whom blew themselves up when the police stormed the hall

- three more blew themselves up near the "France" football stadium, and one on a street in the eastern part of Paris.

- the number of injured or killed police officers is unknown; information emerged during the night that there were at least four

- the identity of the attackers is unknown, and French analysts believe they are "domestic terrorists" who lived in France

- no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks

- Islamic State launched a campaign on social media celebrating several terrorist attacks in Paris.

- analysts say the attackers were well-trained, knew the city, and were well-coordinated

- the first of a total of six attacks occurred around 9:20 PM

- France declared a state of emergency and closed its borders

- the largest operation in the history of the French police is underway, with 30,000 police officers participating

The locations where the deadly attacks took place almost simultaneously are:

- In Le Carillon in the 10th arrondissement, in an area with vibrant nightlife - an attacker exited a vehicle around 9:20 PM and opened fire, then drove away

- In the popular restaurant Le Petit Cambodge in the 10th arrondissement - the second attack that became known, dozens of people killed, drive-by shooting

- In the pizzeria La Casa Nostra in the 10th arrondissement - an attacker exited a vehicle and shot at people dining

- Near the Stade de France football stadium in northern Paris - a suicide attack

- On Rue de Charonne in the 11th arrondissement - an attack on the cafe La Belle Équipe was carried out by two attackers, lasted three minutes, the attackers fled

- In the Bataclan hall in the 11th arrondissement - four attackers stormed a concert, took hostages, and then killed 112 people

-Parisian authorities have urged everyone to stay in their homes. The media reports that it is possible for people to leave France, but not to enter it.