British police release photos of the author of the Manchester attack

  

Police released images of the man's security cameras that exploded at the Manchester show on the night of the attack and asked for more information about his final days.

Authorities said they made great strides in unraveling the plot behind last week's attack, but acknowledged that there are still issues to be clarified.

Today, the UK has reduced the level of terrorist threat in the country from "critical" to "stern," although there are still agitations among residents trying to take advantage of the weekend's extended holiday.

Police and soldiers were sent to reinforce the safety of football matches, shows and other major events. The attack left 23 dead and about 120 injured.

Photos released by police show Salman Abedi the night of the attack, wearing sneakers, jeans, a dark jacket and a baseball cap.

Greater Manchester police chief Ian Hopkins and Neil Basu, the national anti-terrorism policing coordinator, called for people to contact the police if they had information about Abedi's move between May 18 and last Monday night.

In the last five days, we have gathered significant information about Abedi, his associates, his finances, the places he has frequented, how the device was built, and the wider conspiracy. "Our priorities are to understand the preparation of this terrible And whether more people were involved in the planning of the attack.

 Source: Associated Press.