The killings were not apparently coordinated, but the Islamic State group claimed the bloody attacks in Tunisia and Kuwait, which come just days before the first anniversary of when it declared its "caliphate" spanning Iraq and Syria.Thirty-eight people -- most of them British tourists but also including Germans, Belgians and French -- were shot dead at the packed Tunisian Mediterranean resort of Port el Kantaoui after a man pulled out a gun hidden inside a beach umbrella.
Source: Albawaba
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