Australian police say the mass shooting at Bondi Beach was inspired by the Islamic State group. Investigators are treating the attack as ideologically motivated and are probing potential links to the extremist organisation.
Authorities say the inquiry is ongoing and will provide further updates as confirmed information becomes available.
Australian police have said the mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Sydney was inspired by the Islamic State group. Investigators are treating the incident as ideologically motivated and are actively probing any potential links to the extremist organisation.
Authorities emphasise the inquiry is ongoing and have pledged to provide further updates as new information emerges. Specialized police units, including counterterrorism investigators, are leading the probe.
Investigators are examining the suspect's motives, communications and any possible connections to known extremist networks. At this stage, officials have not released further operational details and say they will share confirmed findings when available.
Police have urged the public to avoid speculation, to follow safety guidance from local authorities and to report any information that could assist the investigation.
