Family of French Terrorist Revealed his Killing in Suicide Attack in Homs
Toulouse , France ,(ST)_ In the context of France involvement of supporting terrorism in Syria , father of a French terrorist revealed the killing of his son, who had joined the ranks of terrorists in Syria under the name of ” jihad .”
Gerard Bon told AFP that ” his ex-wife Dominique Boone received on January 2nda text message announcing the death of her son, Nicolas , who converted to Islam earlier in Syria ,” adding ” that his second son Jean- Daniel , 22, was also killed in Syria at the beginning of August , 2013 while fighting with terrorists. “
In an article published in ” Liberation” newspaper on Saturday, French journalist Jean-Pierre Perrin revealed that about a thousand French citizens joined terrorists in Syria consecutively between 2011 and 2013 .
“I dialed the number that appears on my mobile phone and a man speaking French explained to me that Nicolas , 30, blew himself up by truck with another “fighter” on 22 December, 2013 in Homs region.” The mother of the terrorist told ” Liberation” newspaper.
Worthy mentioning that a suicide car bomb attack targeted on December 22nd, 2013 a gathering of schools in Um Al Amad town in Homs countryside , resulted in killing 20 students, and administrative staff , and dozens of wounded .
AFP indicated that the two terrorists traveled to Syria last March via Spain and infiltrated to Syria via Turkey , after they have told their relatives that they were going to Thailand , and joined the so-called al-Qaeda affiliated “state of Islam in Iraq and the Levant ” terrorist group .
However, in a book published recently entitled ” French intelligence .. new bets “.
former head of the central administration of the French Interior intelligence Bernard Scowarseniunmasked the policies pursued by France concerning what is happening in Syria since the beginning of the crisis ,
The book indicated countries supporting terrorist groups , stressing the Syrian government efforts in thwarting several attacks, targeting France on its territory .
T. Fateh