He probably saved many lives and has been hailed as a hero around the world. But Ahmed al-Ahmed wishes he could have saved more in the terrorist attack on Bondi Beach in Sydney. "I know I saved many, but I am sorry for those who lost their lives," he says.
WorldAI-generated images and fake news are spreading online following Sunday's terrorist attack on Sydney's Bondi Beach, using police and survivors to spread conspiracy theories.
WorldAhmed al-Ahmed has been praised around the world since he overpowered and disarmed one of the perpetrators during the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney. On Tuesday, he was visited in his hospital bed by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
WorldHe pounced on the shooter at Bondi Beach and disarmed him. Now he's getting rich. An American billionaire has donated 99,999 Australian dollars, equivalent to over half a million kronor, to the "Bondi hero", reports ABC.
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