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Twin Suicide Attacks Rock Algerian City Near Where Pope Is Visiting
Twin Suicide Attacks Rock Algerian City Near Where Pope Is Visiting
Algeria has been hit by two terror attacks during Pope Leo XIV's visit, officials say - though at this point there doesn't appear to have been any direct effort at targeting the Pope or his accompanying officials.
Twin suicide attacks rocked a city outside Algeria's capital Monday, just as the American-born Pontiff began his historic visit to the country, AFP reports.
Pope Leo at the presidential palace in Algiers on Monday, via Vatican Media Handout/EPA
"There were two security incidents yesterday afternoon in...
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