In Sydney, there was a threat of an attack on the recently opened mosque.
According to ABC News, on the social networks of the Australian Islamic House group, an application was published on the threat of attack on the mosque in Sydney received from an unknown person. The statement states that the attacker threatened to repeat the attack on the mosque in New Zealand in 2019.
Prime Minister of the New South Wales (NSW) Chris Minns said the police are investigating the incident. “The Government and the NSW police relate to this issue very seriously,” he said.
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese published a message on the social network X, in which he noted that he became aware of the threat of attacking the mosque in Sydney. Albanese emphasized that “this disgusting incident has no place in Australia” and that the perpetrators must be held accountable. “Racism and Islamophobia will not be tolerant,” he stressed.
Remptor for attack in the edge
On March 15, 2019, terrorist Brenton Tarrant attacked the mosque Nur and Linwood in Kraist Cherstcher, New Zealand, during the Friday prayer. As a result of the attack, 51 people died and 49 were injured, including two Turkey citizens. An extremist who adheres to the ideology of the “superiority of the White race” broadcast the attack on the air on social networks and was detained by the police immediately after the crime is committed.