After the shooting that killed 15 people yesterday, Australia has decided to tighten gun laws

At a press conference, Albanese commented on the armed attack yesterday.

Albanese announced that the government would do what was necessary and declared that gun laws would be further tightened. “I will put stricter gun laws on the national cabinet agenda, including limiting the number of guns used or licensed by one person,” Albanese said. he said.

Albanese said people's situations can “change” over time, which is why licenses should not be “permanent,” noting that they will seek agreement on the issue even as some laws are implemented at the federal level and others at the state level.

Yesterday it was revealed that the 50-year-old father, one of the assailants who carried out the attack, was a licensed gun owner, owned six licensed guns himself and six guns were seized at the scene.

Shooting in Australia

An armed attack occurred on Bondi Beach in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

While one of the suspects was pronounced dead, it was reported that the other injured suspect was taken into custody.

Police announced that the attackers were the father and son of the armed attack that left 15 people dead and 42 people injured.

Australian Prime Minister Albanese said at the press conference that the attack was aimed at Jewish Australians.

Representatives of the Muslim community in Australia condemned the attack and expressed solidarity with those affected by the attack and their families.

Ahmed al-Ahmed, who courageously intervened in the armed attack and took the weapon from one of the suspects, became a hot topic in the Australian press.