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［チュニス ２２日 ロイター］ - チュニジアのカイドセブシ大統領は２２日、チュニジアの首都チュニスで起きた博物館襲撃事件の実行犯が３人組だと明らかにし、現場で射殺された２人のほかに１人が逃走していると述べた。
１８日に発生した襲撃事件では、日本人３人を含む外国人観光客２０人とチュニジア人３人が死亡。これまでに、事件に関与したとされる２０人以上が逮捕され、中にはシリアやリビアでイスラム過激派と活動し、最近帰国した者も含まれるという。
カイドセブシ大統領はテレビインタビューで、監視カメラの映像などから「実行犯が３人だったことは間違いない」との見方を示し、「遠くには行っていないだろう」と語った。
事件をめぐっては、過激派組織「イスラム国」がインターネット上に犯行を認める音声声明を公開。一方、チュニジアのアルカイダ系グループも事件に関与したと主張している。
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