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12:44Now Playing"Three terrorist attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait killed more than 50 people and left many more injured on Friday, in a spate of assault that appeared linked with Islamic radicals.
The bloodiest was in Tunisia, authorities reported that as many as 28 people had been killed when gunmen attacked two tourist hotels in the resort town of Sousse. They opened fire on the beach, causing chaos as holidaymakers tried to flee the bloodshed, according to media reports. It was the second mass attack this year; Islamist gunmen attacked tourists at a Tunis museum in March, killing 21.
In Kuwait, a suicide bomber attacked a Shiite mosque during Friday prayers, killing at least 25; militants from the Islamic State claimed credit for the attack.
In France, two men carrying the black flag of the Islamic State took part in a attack on an American-owned gas canister factory in the south-east of the country."
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