Today is the final day of election campaigning in Tunisia

Tunisians all over the country have been watching the standoff between their security forces and the suspected militants with bated breath. These kinds of incidents are disconcerting for many Tunisians.頭皮膚護理

According to eyewitnesses at the scene, residents reacted emotionally to the end of the siege - some were crying, others started reciting the national anthem and were seen kissing vehicles that belonged to the security officers involved in the operation.數學補習

Details of what the authorities had suspected the group of doing remain unclear.

Meanwhile the police presence in the capital and especially downtown seems to have increased. Today is the final day of election campaigning in Tunisia, and one of the biggest parties is holding a closing rally on the infamous Avenue Bourguiba, in the centre of Tunis.

The Tunisian government had warned in the past that militants might try to disrupt the upcoming parliamentary elections, which mark a crucial milestone in Tunisia's transition from dictatorship to democracy.

It's expected that more than 50,000 security personnel will be deployed all over the country on Sunday to ensure safe voting alexander hera wedding.