Sydney: One of the suspects in the Bondi Beach shooting that shocked Australia traveled to the Philippines on an Indian passport, according to a report.
The 50-year-old gunman who was killed in the shooting, Sajid Akram, traveled to the Philippines using an Indian passport. The BBC reported, citing officials from the Border Authority in Manila. The Manila Border Authority explained that the passport of his son, Naveed Akram, who was with him, was Australian. According to the information coming out, they came to the Philippines to receive military-style training. The Australian Prime Minister explained that the attack was inspired by Islamic State ideas. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese explained that this is indicated by the Islamic State flags and improvised explosive devices found in the attackers' vehicle.
They reportedly received weapons training in the Philippines in November
15 people were killed in a shooting by attackers during a Hanukkah celebration by Jewish believers on Bondi Beach in Australia on Sunday. The dead ranged from a 10-year-old girl to a British-born Jewish priest. Twenty-four people injured in the shooting are currently receiving treatment. Three of them are in critical condition. Five have been released, according to international media reports. The attackers arrived in the Philippines in November. The attackers, who arrived in the Philippines on November 1, returned to Australia on November 28. An immigration spokesman explained that they had explained that the southern city of Davao in the Philippines was their last place of residence before starting their return journey to Sydney.
There are also reports that the suspect, Naveed Akram (24), who was unconscious after being injured in the terrorist attack, has woken up from a coma and is conscious. He is receiving treatment in a Sydney hospital under heavy police guard after being seriously injured in the police shooting. New South Wales Police have explained that he will soon be charged.
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