Russia Sends Puppy to France in Honor of Police Dog Killed During Paris Attacks

After a police dog was killed during an anti-terror raid outisde of Paris, the Russian's have offered France a puppy to show support.

Soon after last week's ISIS attacks on Paris, the French government retaliated with a series of anti-terror raids throughout the capital city. During their search for suspects, a police dog named Diesel was killed. To honor the dog, whose death prompted the trending hashtag #JeSuisChien ("I am dog") on Twitter, the Russian government has offered a German shepherd as "a sign of solidarity" to the French police and people. 

Diesel was a seven-year-old Belgian shepherd who was killed during a seven hour raid in suburb Saint-Denis, where alleged mastermind behind the attacks Abdelhamid Abaaoud was also killed.

Russia's Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev tweeted a photo of the puppy his country gifted along with a signed letter in support of France.

Добрыня будет передан французской полиции в знак солидарности... https://t.co/HdQqzky1VH #новости #срочно #важно pic.twitter.com/b7oxLjGJ9P

Peace for Paris.

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