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I'm confused why this is a "terrorist attack" while the many other mass killings this month are not.
The suspected jihadist attack has happened in a church in Algeciras, Spain, where a man has interrupted the service with a katana and attacked various persons at the scene aiming for their necks, including the sacristan, that made it to the street before bleeding out. Progress on the investigation is on going as of now. >

A Spanish subscriber at r/Catholicism says the priest was critically wounded as well. The subscriber also says the man came in during or right after mass and started attacking statues also before assaulting faithful in the church.
Update: looks like the guy attacked two churches >

That makes two terrorist attacks in one day in the EU. >

Still beats the 39 mass shootings in 26 days that the US has had. >

It’s not even February, and I’m already exhausted. Ugh 😣