New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has apologized for security shortcomings and intelligence failures at the attack on a mosque in Christchurch.
According to the Washington Post, the 800-page investigative report into the attack on New Zealand's mosques revealed that the attacker learned many things from YouTube, while Islamic extremism was monitored in the country, but intelligence agencies did not. Ignored right-wing extremism. According to the International News Agency, the Royal Commission has released an investigation report into the martyrdom of 51 worshipers in a terrorist attack on two New Zealand mosques in March 2019. The report acknowledges the shortcomings of intelligence and The terrorist has been confirmed to be infected with YouTube, while flaws in the weapons issuance system have also been identified.
The report acknowledges that the intelligence agencies paid close attention to Islamic extremism but did not pay attention to right-wing extremism, which led to no advance notice of the attack, according to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. The report reveals that the terrorist Trent learned a number of things from watching videos on YouTube, on which Prime Minister Jacinda Arden hinted at talking to the YouTube administration. Two locals in New Zealand to buy arms. Requires a warrant for which the terrorist Trent used a video game playmate and his father.
The report says that when issuing a firearms license, instead of relying on just two references, one should also consider the extent to which both of them know the petitioner. It also recommends training the police in identifying hate crimes and responding to them effectively. The recommendations also state that In addition to the establishment, a graduate program will also be introduced for these communities.
