The extremist organization Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Yesterday Sheikh Abu Saad Ansari, the head of preachers in Islamic State, reportedly said during a Friday sermon in the Iraqi city of Mosul that the operation in France was a message to all member countries of the international coalition.
"Today, we began attacks in France, but tomorrow it will be Great Britain, the United States and all others," he promised. In his words, the terrorist attack wad a response to the deaths in bombings of dozens of mujahideen.
