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An attack outside a synagogue in Manchester, northwest England, today, Thursday, resulted in the deaths of three people and serious injuries to others, according to British police.
Greater Manchester Police announced in a post on the "X" platform that its officers shot at a person believed to be the perpetrator. Sources told The Guardian that the counter-terrorism police and the British security services have joined the investigation into the incident. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who returned from the Copenhagen summit, said he felt "deeply horrified" by the attack, stressing that its occurrence on Yom Kippur adds to the gravity of the incident.
