According to & nbsp; The & nbsp; Sun, the terrorist intended to self-explode in the crowd. But the taxi driver driving the suicide bomber suspected something was wrong, stopped the car, jumped up and locked it before the suicide bomber had time to detonate the bomb. On November 14, the British commemorate their fallen warriors in the First World War.
But the criminal did not carry out his plans. Perry noticed that the passenger was playing with clothes, to which an object was attached. The strange man asked the driver to stop near the cathedral and then proceed to the women's hospital. The restless passenger didn't believe David, and got out of the car, locking the door behind him. As soon as he blocked the car there was an explosion. Only the passenger himself died. The taxi car was also badly burned.
Security experts at International Corporate Defense do not rule out that ISIS (a banned organization in the Russian Federation) may be behind the incident.
Hours after the incident, police arrested three other citizens near the Women Hospital. According to operational information, the hospital was to become the next target of criminal attacks.
David Parry , the suicide bomber in the car, has already been dubbed the hero of Liverpool.
“ David paid a high price to save others, obviously thinking of nothing but doing everything possible to keep the people of our city safe! & # 39; & # 39; & nbsp; & mdash; & nbsp; The Briton & nbsp; Billy Darwin told The Sun.
David Parry was hospitalized after the incident with barotrauma, burns and shrapnel injuries. & nbsp;
My thoughts are with all those affected by the terrible incident in Liverpool today.
I would like to thank the emergency services for their prompt response and professionalism, and the police for their continued work on the investigation.
& mdash; Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) November 14, 2021
British Prime Minister & nbsp; Boris Johnson & nbsp; tweeted: 'I am mentally with everyone who has been affected by the terrible Liverpool incident today. I would like to thank the emergency services for their prompt response and professionalism, and the police & mdash; & nbsp; for their constant work. ”
