The Greek newspaper Proto Thema published pictures of the man’s travel documents

To those who have doubts about Syrians after the French attacks, Mr Dawood says: “A terrorist is a terrorist”. Two were killed after detonating a belt of explosives and police killed the third. The auto was taken away after the guns had been removed.

Seven of the gunmen and suicide bombers who took part in the carnage, which killed 129 and was claimed by Islamic State jihadists, died in the bloodshed. Among them was 29-year-old Paris native Omar Ismail Mostefai.

French media reported higher unofficial death tolls.

“Syrians are not terrorists. we need life and peace for work”, he says, adding that he wants to return home once the war is over. A severed finger. A vehicle traced back to Belgium. Two other suicide bombers at the stadium had fake Turkish passports, according to the cable network’s report.

Police said in a statement on Sunday that the man, identified only as AA, formally requested asylum in Serbia. Greek authorities said on Saturday the passport matched one used by someone who had landed on the island of Leros.

The global links have led to new security concerns in Europe, which is dealing with a huge wave of migration by refugees fleeing the Syrian conflict.

Juncker urged them “to be serious about this, and not to give in (to) these basic reactions I don’t like”. “The one responsible for the attacks in Paris…he is a criminal and not a refugee and not an asylum seeker”.

In April of this year, just before the British General Election, UKIP leader Nigel Farage travelled to the European Parliament in Strasbourg to warn that ISIS and its sympathisers would try to find their way to European soil to commit terrorist attacks.

In the wake of the slaughter in Paris, many commenters have questioned why the perpetrators would carry passports with them during the highly co-ordinated attacks.

Intelligence officials found no evidence of any specific or credible threat targeting American soil following the deadly Paris attacks, USA officials told The Associated Press.

The U.S and its allies say Russian warplanes in Syria have mostly targeted moderate opponents of President Bashar Assad instead of their declared main target, the Islamic State group.

He said: “What better way to get a terrorist into the West amidst all this chaos?” “According to the latest information available, that is no more than conjecture and speculation”, he said. Notre Dame Cathedral is having a special service today.

French police stepped up border controls after the Paris attacks.

The Serbian Interior Ministry said yesterday that the holder of the Syrian passport last month passed through Serbia, where he sought asylum.

The site alleged that Greek customs were insufficiently staffed on October 3 to conduct detailed checks on the authenticity of the Syrian passport.

“Those who organised [and perpetrated] the attacks are the very same people who the refugees are fleeing and not the opposite”, Juncker told reporters in Turkey as he prepared to attend a G20 summit, which in light of the Paris attacks that came a day after large attacks in Beirut and Baghdad is expected to focus on security.

The other side believes letting in Syrian war refugees will put host countries at greater risk for terrorist attacks.

A French source confirmed to AFP that the passport found near the Stade de France bore the name Ahmad alMohammad, born on September 10, 1990. Soldiers are building a razor wire fence along the entire border with Croatia from where a few 200,000 refugees crossed into Slovenia since mid October.

Greek government sources said a second suspect attacker was also likely to have passed through Greece.

The island of Leros, in the southern Aegean sea, is one of five preferred entry points where Greek authorities have been setting up so-called hotspots to register and identify arrivals.