Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made clear he is eyeing more gun controls for Australians after two terrorists attacked at Bondi Beach, killing at least 15.
The restrictions would not impact the two terrorists, one of whom is deceased and the second is in a coma after being severely wounded by police.
The New York Times quoted Albanese speaking Monday, saying, “The government is prepared to take whatever action is necessary.”
The oldest of the two terrorists, a Syria-born 50-year-old male, had complied with Australian gun laws and legally owned six firearms. Now, the Australian government will consider measures including “a limit on…
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