French forces seek dialogue with newspaper attack suspects: ministry
[PARIS] French anti-terrorist forces surrounding a building where they believe two men suspected of attacking the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly are holed up want to start a dialogue and have not launched an assault, a French interior ministry spokesman said.
"The priority is to establish a dialogue," Pierre-Henry Brandet said in a message tweeted by the interior ministry.
"This can take a long time, hours and sometimes days," he added.
REUTERS
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