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- Planning
- Bombing
- Casualties
- Response and Relief
- Investigations and Inquiries
- Aftermath
- Memorial
- See Also
- References
Motive
Abedi's sister said her brother was motivated by the injustice of Muslim children dying in bombings stemming from the American-led intervention in the Syrian civil war. A family friend of the Abedi's also remarked that Salman had vowed revenge at the funeral of Abdul Wahab Hafidah, who was run over and stabbed to death by a Manchester gang in 2016 and was a friend of Salman and his younger brother Hashem. Hashem later co-ordinated the Manchester bombing with his brother. During the police inv...
Reconnaissance
According to German police sources, Abedi transited through Düsseldorf Airport on his way home to Manchester from Istanbul four days before the bombing. Abedi returned to Manchester on 18 May after a trip to Libya. Closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage identified Abedi multiple times prior to the bombing. On 18 May, at 6:14 p.m., CCTV footage first identified him leaving the Shudehill Interchange, briefly talking to a Manchester Arena worker before observing the queues and entrances within...
Building the bomb
After returning to Manchester, Abedi bought bomb-making material, apparently constructing the acetone peroxide-based bomb by himself. It is known that many members of the ISIS Battar brigade trained people in bomb-making in Libya. According to The New York Times, the bomb was "an improvised device made with forethought and care". Metal nuts and screws were found, suggesting that it was intended to be a nail bomb. Images released by The New York Times show an explosive charge inside a lightwei...
The concert began at around 7:35 p.m. From approximately 8:30 p.m. to 8:51 p.m., Abedi moved from the Shudehill Interchange to the City Room, moving towards the men's restroom on the Victoria station concourse at 8:36 p.m. and departing at 8:48 p.m. During his visit to the restroom, he was seen by two British Transport Police (BTP) community suppor...
An estimated 14,200 people were at the concert when the bomb exploded. The explosion killed the attacker and 22 concert-goers and parents who were in the entrance waiting to pick up their children following the show; 119 people were initially reported as injured. This number was revised by police to 250 on 22 June, with the addition of severe psych...
Ambulance service response
At 10:32 p.m., a member of the public made a 999 call about the explosion and identified where he was, the foyer, and the location of the detonation. The North West Ambulance Service reported that 60 of its ambulances attended the scene, carried 59 people to local hospitals, and treated walking wounded on site. Michael Daley, an off-duty consultant anaesthetist was entered into the British Medical Journal's book of valour for his bravery in June 2017. Of those hospitalised, 12 were children u...
Government aid and response
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke in front of 10 Downing Street to condemn the "sickening cowardice" of the attack. She then travelled to Manchester with Home Secretary Amber Rudd. That morning, May led an emergency Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms (COBR) meeting. The meeting raised the United Kingdom's threat levelto "critical", its highest level. On 27 May, the threat level was reduced to "severe", its previous status. The bombing set into motion Operation Temperer for the first time since it w...
International reaction
International reactions came from many countries and political leaders after the bombing, including from U.S. president Donald Trump, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, German chancellor Angela Merkel, French president Emmanuel Macron, president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker, Chinese president Xi Jinping, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi, and Russian president Vladimir Putin. The British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar ordered all flags on government buildings be flow...
The property in Fallowfield where Abedi lived was raided on 23 May. Armed police breached the house with a controlled explosion and searched it. Abedi's 23-year-old brother was arrested in Chorlton-cum-Hardy in south Manchester in relation to the attack. Police carried out raids in two other areas of south Manchester and another address in the Whal...
Manchester Arena was closed until 9 September, when it opened with a benefit concert featuring Oasis songwriter Noel Gallagher alongside other acts from North West England.
The victims of the bombing are commemorated by The Glade of Light, a garden memorial located in Manchester city centre near Manchester Cathedral.The memorial opened to the public on 5 January 2022 and an official opening event took place 10 May 2022. The memorial was vandalised on 9 February 2022, causing £10,000 of damage. A 24-year-old man admitt...
Bibliography
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