That's what Vienna looks like a day after the terrorist attacks.

Otherwise, the world has been shocked Monday evening by a terrorist attack in several centres in Vienna, Austria's capital and one of Europe's cultural top centres.

Four citizens are dead, two men and two women are already dead. In addition to them, one of the attackers, for whom Austrian media reported being citizens of northern Macedonia of Albanian descent, has been killed. His identity has already been published. Remember Feyzullai was reportedly 20 years old. He has been described by Austrian authorities as a radicalised person and an Islamic terrorist.

Austrian cancer player Sebastian Kurz has recently described the attacks “, which were highly professionally planned “terrorist”.

Interior Minister Carl Nehammer has described the attacker as an Islamic gnarre and has said it is believed that more than one attacker and investigations are being involved are continuing. Thousands of police officers are searching for other suspects.

According to the Austrian media, Heute, other suspects in connection with the attack are of foreign origin. They have roots mainly from Chechnya and Southeast Europe. The investigation of the Austrian Police currently includes 12 suspects.

Austrian minister says at least one Islamist terrorist

The attacks started with shooting guns in public space. One of the attackers was killed outside the Church of St. Rupert. In his body, supplies of explosives were found. Later, the police said the explosives were fake.

Police called for empty city streets, urged residents to close down in the houses and not go out, for fear that further attacks would occur in the city.

Police have been doing research at the attacker's house that was killed. Police have asked that thousands of them not be distributed on social networks by the attacks, but thousands of them have been published.

The attack took place the night before Vienna entered new isolation because of the rise in cases by Coronavius.

Schools will all be closed in Vienna during Tuesday.

Terrorist attacks have condemned world leaders, including US President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Although the attack has been confirmed that there have been <x0 Islamic automotive”, Chancellor Kurz says the event that occurred is not an attack between Muslims and Christians.