Salah Abdeslam ’Chose’ not to Blow Himself up!

Local Editor

Mohammad Abdeslam claimed that his brother Salah "voluntarily chose not to blow himself up" along with the other Daesh [the Arabic acronym for the Takfiri "ISIS" group] terrorists who killed 130 people in Paris attacks that took place in November of 2015.

The suspected ringleader of the Paris attacks decided not to blow himself up during the wave of killings in the French capital last year, his brother said on Friday.
Mohammad Abdeslam said his brother "voluntarily chose not to blow himself up" along with the other Daesh terrorist who killed 130 people in gun and suicide bomb attacks in November.

"If I wanted, there would have been more victims," Salah Abdeslam told his brother from prison in northern Belgium.

Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving suspect in the November attacks in Paris, was arrested in Brussels on 18 March after four months on the run as Europe's most wanted man.

He is believed to have acted as a logistics coordinator and told investigators he was meant to carry out a suicide bombing at the Stade de France stadium, but backed out.

Four days after he was arrested, the Belgian capital was struck by Daesh bombings at the airport and a metro station carried out by terrorists with links to the Paris attacks cell.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team