Attentat d'Aïn Allah

L'attentat d'Aïn Allah est un attentat qui a eu lieu le 3 août 1994 dans la cité d'Aïn Allah à Dely Ibrahim contre du personnel diplomatique français.

1. Déroulement

Le matin de 3 août 1994, sept hommes armés se présentent à visage découvert à bord de deux fausses voitures de la police algérienne à la cité d'Aïn Allah, une résidence qui abrite l'ambassade de France à Alger, ainsi que le personnel diplomatique et des militaires de la Gendarmerie nationale française (escadrons de Valenciennes et Limoges EGM 31/4) dont la mission est de protéger les ressortissants français sur place. L'entrée dans les lieux se révèle plus compliquée pour les terroristes qui changent leurs plans et réalisent une prise d'otages. Plusieurs personnes sont exécutées. Une voiture piégée est laissée sur place, mais n'explose pas.

1. Victimes

Il y a six victimes françaises : cinq morts (trois gendarmes mobiles et deux agents consulaires) et un blessé grave (un gendarme mobile).

1. Responsabilité

L'attentat est revendiqué par le Groupe islamique armé (GIA), dans le cadre de la guerre civile algérienne.

1. Références


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