Australian Foreign Minister: hostages have a Mental Disorders

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his wife Margie preparing to lay a wreath to honor the victims of the hostage in a cafe in downtown Sydney (16/12).

Australian Foreign Minister:  hostages have a Mental Disorders

Tuesday (16/12), the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott with the people of Australia are mourning the loss of police conduct raids during a dramatic morning, in an attempt to free the hostages.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott called the acts of hostage in a Sydney cafe as "fantasy mentally ill people."

Tuesday (16/12), the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott with the people of Australia are mourning the loss of police conduct raids during a dramatic morning, in an attempt to free the hostages. Two hostages and the gunman was killed when the firing took place.

After laying flowers at the scene of the tragedy, Abbott said, Monis has a long list of crimes, mental instability and extremism ideology involved.

The suspect, identified as Man Haron Monis, aged 50 years, it is very well known Australian police, but according to Abbott, are not in the list of terrorists. He is free on bail over the offense of murder ex-wife in 2013.

He was also found guilty of sending threatening letters to parents of Australian soldiers who died in Afghanistan. During the standoff took place, Monis forcing the hostages held up a piece of the flag of Islam.

To the media, Monis expressed support for ISIS group. Australian Muslim groups released statements condemning the hostage-taking and raising the flag of Islam by Monis. (VOA)