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Suspect of Amsterdam stabbing seen to have had a terrorist intent
- A man in Amsterdam is suspected of having a terrorist motive after stabbing five people, including two Americans, according to Dutch prosecutors.
- The suspect is a 30-year-old Ukrainian who was arrested after bystanders intervened during the attack.
- Victims include a 69-year-old man, a 67-year-old woman from the U.S., a 73-year-old woman from Belgium, a 26-year-old man from Poland, and a 19-year-old woman from Amsterdam, with most in stable condition.
- Authorities confirmed that he is suspected of five counts of attempted murder or manslaughter with a terrorist motive.
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After the stabbing attack in Amsterdam with five casualties, the prosecutor's office assumes a terrorist background.
·Germany
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Five people were injured in last Thursday's attack, including the 30-year-old Ukrainian suspect.
Amsterdam knife attacker who injured 2 Americans suspected of having 'terrorist motive,' prosecutors say
A man who stabbed five people in an Amsterdam shopping area last week, including two Americans, likely had a "terrorist motive," Dutch prosecutors announced Tuesday.
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The man who attacked five people in central Amsterdam on March 27 is suspected of attempted murder with a probable terrorist motive.
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hnonline.skA man who stabbed five people in central Amsterdam last week had a terrorist motive, Dutch investigators say. Four of the victims, a 30-year-old Ukrainian man, remain in hospital.
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