The words "Paris est Charlie" (Paris is Charlie) were projected onto Paris's Arc de Triomphe on Friday to honor victims of Wednesday's attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
The two brothers suspected of killing 12 people in the Charlie Hebdo attack are dead after an hours-long standoff with police near Charles de Gaulle Airport. Simultaneously, another gunman who took multiple hostages at a kosher market in eastern Paris was also killed in a police raid. Police are still searching for a fourth suspect.
"PARIS EST CHARLIE" - Paris' iconic Arc de Triomphe illuminated with message that "Paris Is Charlie" - @aabramson pic.twitter.com/R1YJWg6v3o— ABC News (@ABC) January 9, 2015
#ParisestCharlie on the Arc De Triomphe pic.twitter.com/041zzkY4aX— Emmanuelle (@_esaliba) January 9, 2015
#Parisestcharlie #Done #Arcdetriomphe A photo posted by @mamzelle_j on Jan 9, 2015 at 11:22am PST
#parisestcharlie #paris #arcdetriomphe A photo posted by @tonyventoso on Jan 9, 2015 at 10:45am PST
The Eiffel Tower also went dark on Thursday in a similar display to honor of the victims of the attack on Charlie Hebdo.