BREAKING NEWS - SOUTH OF FRANCE

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At least TWO PEOPLE WERE KILLED after a GUNMAN CLAIMING ALLEGIANCE TO THE ISLAMIC STATE GROUP opened fire and took hostages at a SUPERMARKET IN SOUTHWEST FRANCE on Friday. A security source said the two were killed in the attack at a Super U store in the town of Trebes.

Armed police were also responding to the earlier shooting of a policeman in the town of Carcassonne, 15 minutes drive away, which took place at around 11 am (1000 GMT).  It was unclear if the two incidents were linked.

In Trebes, a picturesque medieval town of around 5,000 people, the man "entered the Super U supermarket at around 11.15 am and shots were heard," a source told AFP on condition of anonymity.

A witness reported he shouted "Allahu Akbar" (God is greatest) before going into the premises, the source added.

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could this be related?

TUESDAY this comes out and know we have all of a sudden a ISIS GUNMAN on the loose?

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https:// www. express.co.uk/news/world/935165/france-shame-amnesty-international-arms-trading-saudi-arabia-UAE-yemen

FRANCE SHAME? AMNESTY ACCUSES FRENCH OF BREAKING LAW OVER ARMS TRADES

FRANCE could be complicit in grave violations of international law by providing weapons and technical support to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which are fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen, a report commissioned by human rights groups said on Tuesday.

The report by Paris-based law firm Ancile said that it was probable that France was continuing to export military equipment to Saudi Arabia and the UAE with no guarantee that it will not be used in war-torn Yemen.

“In this context, the exports would likely constitute a violation by France of two international treaties to which it is subject: the UN’s Arms Trade Treaty and the EU’s Common Position on Arms Export,” the report commissioned by Amnesty International and the French rights group Actions by Christians for the Abolition of Torture (ACAT) said.

More than 9,300 people, mostly civilians, have been killed and another 53,000 injured since the start of Yemen’s civil war in March 2015.

The violent power struggle pitting Iran-backed Houthi rebels against the pro-government Saudi-led coalition has also left millions on the brink of famine.