Another Charlie Hebdo? 60 killed and others injured after Kalashnikov and grenade attacks across Paris

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After the shocking Charlie Hebdo massacre, Paris is again under terror siege for the second time. Police officials in France say there has been a shootout at a Paris restaurant and an explosion in a bar near a Paris stadium.

The first shooting reportedly took place at a Cambodian restaurant in the 10th arrondissement of the city, an area with many crowded bars and restaurants.

A second shooting was reported minutes later near a nightclub in the area, Le Bataclan. Here, the gunmen are said to be holding hostages. Later, grenades were said to have been thrown at a stadium in the north of the city where a football match between France and Germany was being held.

Police have not confirmed whether the attacks are connected, or if they're terrorism-related. But US security officials told Reuters they believe the attacks were coordinated, and experts have said that it's possible that a terrorist group is behind the attack.

The explosion can be heard during this match:

France's BFM television reports that there were several dead in the restaurant shooting in the 10th arrondissement of the capital. Two police officials confirmed the shooting but had no information about casualties.

US security officials believe that the attacks were coordinated.