Bondi Attack Suspects Trained in Rural Australia Before Shooting

The two suspects in last month's Bondi Beach shooting carried out "tactical" firearms training in the Australian countryside before the attack, police say. Their assault on a Hanukkah celebration on December 14 killed 15 people. It is Australia's deadliest mass shooting in nearly 30 years. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has formally apologized to the nation's Jewish community. The attack targeted a gathering for the Jewish holiday. Authorities state the suspects trained in rural New South Wales. They describe this preparation as deliberate "firearms training" for the attack.