• Seven explosions reported in Indonesian capital
• Photographs show several bodies in the street
• Up to six people believed to have been killed, including three policemen
• Reports of ongoing gun battles in the street
• Tanks have been deployed in central Jakarta
• Unconfirmed reports say 10 to 14 perpetrators involved

Video ledakan di parkiran starbucks Sarinah #BreakingNews #ledakansarinah pic.twitter.com/Q6nbIS2bTl

— Robert Harianto (@RobertHarianto) January 14, 2016

Police are saying the Jakarta terror attack is ISIS-related

— Adam Harvey (@adharves) January 14, 2016

http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2016/jan/14/multiple-explosions-gunshots-reported-in-jakarta-rolling-report

Update:

• Seven people were killed in a series of bomb and gun attacks in central Jakarta. Indonesian police said five attackers and two others, a Canadian and an Indonesian, were killed.
• The Islamic State group said its “crusader alliance” carried out the attack. Police spokesman Gen Anton Charliyan said: “They imitated the terror actions in Paris.”
• A Dutch man was among those wounded. Authorities in the Netherlands said a Dutch man was critically injured. Five policeman suffered gun or shrapnel wounds.
• Police declared they had regained control of the area five hours after an initial bomb attack at 10.30am local time. There were six explosions in quick succession, according to witnesses.
• At least one of the blasts occurred near the United Nations headquarters on Thamrin Road. A lockdown of the UN building has been lifted.
• A suicide bomber was killed in an attack at a nearby Starbucks. The company said one customer was injured.
• The Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, condemned the attacks and appealed for calm. He said: “The state, nation and people should not be afraid of, and lose to, such terror acts.”
• Nine suspected Islamic State terrorists were arrested in December with documents outlining a plan to “do a concert” in Jakarta.

• Six explosions reported in Indonesian capital
• Isis says its “crusader alliance” was behind the attack
• Five attackers confirmed dead
• A Canadian and an Indonesian also killed

Latest summary:

• Seven people were killed in a series of bomb and gun attacks in central Jakarta. Indonesian police said five attackers and two others, a Canadian and an Indonesian, were killed.
• The Islamic State group said its “crusader alliance” carried out the attack. Police spokesman Gen Anton Charliyan said: “They imitated the terror actions in Paris.”
• A Dutch man was among those wounded. Authorities in the Netherlands said a Dutch man was critically injured. Five policeman suffered gun or shrapnel wounds.
• Police declared they had regained control of the area five hours after an initial bomb attack at 10.30am local time. There were six explosions in quick succession, according to witnesses.
• At least one of the blasts occurred near the United Nations headquarters on Thamrin Road. A lockdown of the UN building has been lifted.
• A suicide bomber was killed in an attack at a nearby Starbucks. The company said one customer was injured.
• The Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, condemned the attacks and appealed for calm. He said: “The state, nation and people should not be afraid of, and lose to, such terror acts.”
• Nine suspected Islamic State terrorists were arrested in December with documents outlining a plan to “do a concert” in Jakarta.

F*cking bastards!

Hopefully ISIS and Al Qaeda start to kill themselves soon and destroy each other. The world would be a better place without them.