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The author expressed a thought for the victims of the Bataclan, their families, and their loved ones on the occasion of November 13. He also mentioned the young reporters who, according to him, had been confronted with horror that night with the mission to bear witness. #Bataclan #Mémoire #Journalisme #FR (translated)

The author recalled that Paris, France, and everyone remembered the terror caused by the deadly path of Islamist terrorists, from the Stade de France to the streets of Paris and to the Bataclan concert hall, on November 13, 2015. https://t.co/tOOzDir9W0 #Paris #Mémoire #Solidarité #FR (translated)

The author recalled that, on November 13, 2015, jihadists struck Paris at the Bataclan, on terraces, and around the Stade de France. He wrote that young people went out that night to attend a concert or have a drink with friends and never returned home. #Paris #Mémoire #Solidarité #FR (translated)

The author recalled that on November 13, 2015, attacks struck France near the Stade de France, on terraces in the 10th and 11th arrondissements, and at the Bataclan, leaving 130 dead. He attributed these attacks to Islamic State terrorists. https://t.co/mHDvKQtbf8 #France #Terrorisme #Histoire #FR (translated)

UNI recalled that on November 13, 2015, Islamist terrorists struck the country, notably at the Bataclan, on the Parisian terraces, and at the Stade de France. The author had called for not to forget and not to forgive. https://t.co/t0ACQEkZzd #Paris #Mémoire #Solidarité (translated)

The author recalled that France was struck on November 13, 2015, by the attacks at the Bataclan and Parisian terraces. He called for remembering the victims of Islamist terrorism and for fighting those who targeted what was dearest to the French people. #NeverForget #Terrorisme #StrongerTogether #FR (translated)

The post recalled that, eleven years earlier, the terrorist attacks in Paris had caused the deaths of 130 people. Among them, it was written, was Valeria Solesin, a 28-year-old Italian killed at the Bataclan. The author invited everyone to remember her through her mother's words and shared a link. https://t.co/vGsLjN8mpc #Parigi #Attentati #Memoria #IT (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann recalled the attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015. She wrote that several attackers had struck in the name of Islam; the attacks lasted more than four hours and resulted in 130 fatalities as well as nearly 700 injuries. According to Kussmann, the attacks began at the Stade de France, where two attackers attempted to enter the stadium. Subsequently, attackers opened fire in bars and restaurants, including at the La Belle Équipe bar. About half an hour after the first attack, two assailants stormed the Bataclan during a concert by the Eagles of Death Metal. There, 89 people were killed; the police intervened at 12:50 AM. Kussmann wrote that ISIS later claimed responsibility for the attacks. Some attackers had come to Europe disguised as refugees; the alleged bomb maker had briefly stayed in Ulm with two other attackers. Additionally, she recounted reports from survivors who spoke of gunfire, hostage-taking, and the police operation at the Bataclan. #ParisAttentate #Gedenken #Terrorismus (translated)

The author reminded that, eleven years ago, attacks struck France at the Stade de France, on terraces, and at the Bataclan, resulting in 130 deaths. He presented the faces referred to in his message as those of France that the terrorists wanted to bring down. He added that the threat persisted and mentioned a collective duty, without finishing his sentence. https://t.co/hyfbQshxQs #Mémoire #Solidarité #Résilience #FR (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais questioned the absence, in his opinion, of explanations given eleven years after the Bataclan attacks regarding orders that might have delayed the police intervention. He specified that this hypothesis came from "certain sources" and asked if anyone knew more. The author added that he had been told about a man he described as unsympathetic and opportunistic, who regularly shuttled between two neighboring countries. He indicated that he did not know more. #Bataclan #Vérité #Justice (translated)

Arthur Dénouveaux, a survivor of the Bataclan, expresses his disappointment at the absence of national unity following the racist attack in Trappes, highlighting that the victims of smaller attacks struggle to gain recognition and empathy in the public space. #UnitéNationale #Terrorisme #Empathie (translated)

The author recalled that on November 13, 2015, Islamism struck France with several attacks in Paris and its nearby suburbs. He indicated that the deadliest attack took place at the Bataclan and mentioned the faces of the victims, whom he described as ordinary French people. #Paris #attentats #solidarité #FR (translated)

The author recalled that, eleven years ago, Islamist violence had struck France, from the Bataclan to the Parisian terraces and the Stade de France. He stated that the fight against this ideology was far from over and sent his thoughts to the victims, their families, the military, and the law enforcement. https://t.co/BomgcmJreD #Solidarité #Mémoire #LutteContreLeTerrorisme #FR (translated)

Guillaume Herblot wrote on November 13, 2026, that the attacks of November 13, 2015, remained deeply present in people's minds. He recalled the attacks at the Stade de France, on terraces, and at the Bataclan, and pointed out that 130 people had been killed and hundreds injured. He mentioned the calls and messages received throughout the evening, as well as the people who found themselves at home following the news and helping each other. He also paid tribute to the police, the BRI, the GIGN, healthcare workers, firefighters, and others who came to offer assistance. Guillaume Herblot described the attacks as Islamist and stated that the victims had been killed while enjoying their everyday lives. He called for the victims and their families not to be forgotten, concluding with “Neither forget nor forgive.” #NeverForget #Attentat #Hommage (translated)