The mosque’s fire in England may achieve as much as possible to burn the mayor’s hat

Police issued in the United Kingdom Public appeal To get to know two people with regard to a deliberate suspect attack on a mosque in the town of Pecehaven on the southern coast of England. The authorities said on Monday that emergency services were called after reports of a fire in a mosque during the weekend, and that “the evidence from the scene of the accident indicates that the fire had started intentionally.”

Police dealt with the attack as a potential hate crime, which came just days after A deadly terrorist attack Outside a synagogue in Manchester, in northern England, he left two dead Jews. At least six people were held in relation to this attack, and the main suspect was shot by the police at the scene.

On Sunday, the Sussex Police Force released pictures of a security camera of two men who hoped to identify them with regard to the intentional burning attack. Men appear in pictures wearing black masks and dark clothes.

The security video clip of the two men showed that they approached the front door of the mosque and then sprinkled quickly at the entrance and set a fire, according to the police, who said that there were no injuries and that everyone in the mosque was able to escape.

A spokesman for the East Sussex, the fire extinguishing and rescue, said that emergency officials rushed to the scene on Saturday soon from 10 pm local time and managed to extinguish the fire immediately.

“This was a horrific and reckless attack that we know that many people would feel less safe,” Inspector Detective Gavin Patch said in a statement on Sunday. “We are dealing with this as a deliberate burning with the intention of endangering life and continued to follow up on a number of inquiries to identify officials.”

Katie Born, a police officer and crime of Sussex, described the intentional burning attack as “a hateful crime.”

“The Sussex police put a strengthening presence at the scene and additional patrols in other places of worship throughout the province,” Born said on Sunday.

Chapter UK from Amnesty International Condemn The attack on Monday in a statement of X, saying that it “follows months of hostility to racist societies and migrants in the United Kingdom-supported by a letter hostile to immigrants through the political spectrum.”

Meanwhile, the British police were interrogating, at the same time, six people were arrested on suspicion of terrorist crimes after an attack on him last week on the synagogue in Manchester.

Jihad Al -Shami, a British citizen of Syrian origin, was shot by the police on Thursday outside the Haton Park synagogue after he hit a car to the infantry, attacked them with a knife and tried to make his way to the building.

On Friday, the authorities said that one of the two victims had died due to his wounds, which was fired by a police officer during the accident.