U.S. Islamic State-inspired terrorist attack in New Orleans kills 14, attacker killed

 Attack in identification: Shamsuddin jabar was the man responsible for the terroist attack in new orleans, which saw him drive his car into a crowd of people on bourbon street on new year's eve, killing at least 14 people and injuring 35. 

Related to the stain: Jabbar announced his support for isis in his social media vidoes before the atack and said he wanted to emphasize war between believers and infidels. 

First plan: Jabbar's initial plan was to harm his family and friends, but later he changed the decision so that his actions would be highlighted in the news.

Explosives: Jabbar placed the explosives in coolers on Bourbon Street, which turned out to be useless.

Vehicle attack: Jabbar attacked the crowd with an ISIS flag on his car and was killed in an exchange of fire with the police.

Investigation: According to the FBI, Jabbar did this act alone, and he was completely influenced by ISIS. Mobile phones and laptops have been recovered from him, which are under investigation.

Military Background: Jabbar served in the U.S. Army and retired in 2020.

Family response: Jabbar's family members and close ones are in shock and call him a good human being, this incident is unbelievable for them.