Gunmen Kill 27 in Attack on Tunisian Resort, Officials Say

Two gunmen rushed from the beach into a hotel in the Tunisian resort town of Sousse Friday, killing at least 27 people and wounding six others in the latest attack on the North African country's key tourism industry. A government spokesman says the gunmen entered the Imperial Marhaba hotel from the beach. He said security forces responded, killing one of the attackers, while the hunt for the second attacker is still ongoing. There were no details about the nationalities of the victims, but during the holy month of Ramadan Tunisia's Muslim population is less likely to go the beach, so those there would have been predominantly foreign tourists. Local radio said most of the dead were German or British.
The rampage followed two other terror attacks Friday in France and in Kuwait City.