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Police said on Tuesday that a man accused of wounding two women with a cross arc in the British city of Leeds on Saturday died of self -harm.

The anti -terrorist police said in a statement.

The authorities said that the two women, between the ages of 19 and 31, were seriously injured. They said that one of them was released from the hospital a day after the attack, but the other remained in the hospital on Tuesday after he underwent life operation.

Police said they were still investigating the motivation behind the agitation, as the suspected witnesses saw three miles of bars and bars, known locally as “OTLYY”, armed with a cross arc and several air rifles.

The attack seemed to be the latest in a series of violent incidents in Britain in recent years by individuals who seem to be a complex mix of motivation. Some have shown interest in extremist content online, although they did not abide by a single ideology.

Last summer, three young girls were brutally killed in a stabbing attack by a Teen obsessed with violence In Soutbort. The court prosecutor said that the suspect has no political or religious ideology and that “his only goal is to kill.” The authorities say that the young man has seen a large amount of videos and materials related to mass killing, violence and genocide.

Experts in Extremism has warned against the high random violence of what is often associated with terrorists who lead ideologically.

A social media account linked to the suspect in the LEDS attack on the weekend indicated an interest in collecting fire and in white excellence, and expressed the opinions of women.

The authorities have not yet decided whether they would officially announce the incident a terrorist attack. Under British law, this requires a discovery that violence has been launched “for the purpose of progress in a political, religious, racist or ideological issue.”

Investigators review two Facebook accounts that the police believe belongs to the suspect. The New York Times looked at one of the accounts.

The last post, published shortly before the attack began at 2:45 pm on Saturday, was titled “Attack Information”, and it contained pictures of weapons that match the images of elements that were ignored on the ground after the attack. She said that the goals will be “students, the night club pioneers, the crawl of the pub, the participants in OTLY, society, humanity, human race, nervous style and the police, if you need it.”

Under the title “Type of attack”, this position said that he was “killing an outbreak, mass murder, terrorism, revenge, anger for women, killing/suicide.”

A Facebook user said it was “reactionary” political “exploring the far -right ideas” and reading a bad reputable statement by the white superiority that opened collective fire in New Zealand mosques in 2019. The advanced right -wing conspiracy theory indicates that white people are replaced by non -whites in Western countries.

There was another repeated topic on the account that was the hatred of women, women and political left. On February 15, another was accused of causing the “deterioration” of society by choosing the wrong partners. A week later, another post claimed that dating applications such as Tinder were designed for “women only”.

A Facebook account was announced before the attack and the profile image showed a man believed to be the suspect carrying a pespical racket and wearing a shirt similar to one of the perpetrators of the Columbin High School for the year 1999.

The mass fires in America also drew attention to the account.

In 2024, the user shared a video clip related to the 2017 gun in a supermarket in Pennsylvania, with the comment: “Rip Brothher, was identified with you a lot.”

Other attacks on the Facebook page included one targeting Jews and Muslims in Germany in 2019 and Norway 2011 massacre by Supremist White Anders Breivik.

Several functions have been indicated to the Crusades, using the Latin phrase “Deus Vult”-“God Will IT”-which was used by Christian armies and since then they have been adopted by the extreme right groups. In November 2023, the man posted a picture of himself as he seemed to be a Nazi greeting.

But on February 20 this year, the same account wrote that he did not sympathize with extreme right -wing ideologies and “jokes only a little bit.”

Several other jobs The account referred to health and luxury, saying that he was a drug addict who was recovering from anonymous meetings.