The terrorist attack in Paris, France on November 13 was a disaster that humanity will never forget.

The lights of the Eiffel Tower went out, leaving a darkness of pain and solitude covering the entire city

Innocent blood has been shed, France is mourning the great loss

But that does not mean that our world is weak and surrenders to crime and extremism.

When the Eiffel Tower went out, Paris was plunged into darkness and mourning.

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Rio de Janeiro lit up the French flag after the incident in Paris, as a message to the French people that they are not alone and the hearts of millions still go out to them.

London Bridge (London Brdige), a symbol of England, is also lit up with the colors of the French flag to commemorate the unfortunate victims of the shooting in Paris.

Church of St.

…and City Hall Square in San Francisco, USA also looks towards France

Australians sent a message of condolence to France by lighting up their country’s symbol, the Sydney Opera House, with the three colors of the French flag.

Everywhere in the world, people also have moments of remembrance for the deceased.

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People in Auckland, New Zealand gather at Aotea Square.

Thousands of people came to the French Consulate in Berlin, Germany to light candles and give flowers to commemorate the unfortunate victims.

Artwork made from sand in India aimed at victims of the terrorist attacks in Paris

“We will never surrender to the forces of terrorism,” the French flag still holds high and the French people will never surrender.

On the day that 128 innocent people fell due to accidental bullets, it seemed that politicians from all over the world had awakened and temporarily put aside their conflicts with each other, working together to find solutions.

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After saying that the terrorist attack in Paris was  an “attack on all humanity”, US President Barack Obama had a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 Summit to come up with solutions.

Besides, German President Angela Merkel, wishing to cooperate with the French government, declared: `We, friends from Germany, feel very close to you.

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