These Are The Victims Of The Munich Mall Attack
Three women and six men were shot and killed by a lone attacker in Munich on Friday. They were aged between 15 and 45.
Dijamant Zabergja, 20
Dijamant Zabergja's father, Naim, arrived at the scene of the attack carrying a picture of his son, along with floral tributes.
Earlier on Saturday Naim said on his Facebook page that he was sad to inform friends and relatives of his son's death.
Zabergja's uncle wrote a short tribute on Facebook, calling the shooting a "barbaric terrorist attack" and saying, "God help us! Give us courage!"
Zabergja was one of three people of Kosovan origin who were killed on Friday.
Armela Segashi, 14
Immediately following the attack, Armela Segashi's brother Arbnor posted an appeal for his missing sister on Facebook.
Hours later he confirmed that the "beloved daughter, sister, girlfriend" had been killed in the attack.
"We love you angel," he wrote.
Local media reported that Segashi was of Kosovan origin.
Sabina Sulaj
Sabina Sulaj, of Kosovan and Albanian descent, was a friend of Armela Seghashi, according to Albanian media reports.
Can Leyla, 15
Turkish national Leyla was among teenagers killed in Munich on Friday, Turkey's Foreign Affairs Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said.
Samet Ernesto Leyla, an apparent family member of Can, shared a picture of himself with the victim on Facebook, alongside the message "I will always love you habib."
Hüseyin Dayıcık, 17
Dayıcık, from Greece, reportedly died saving his sister's life.
Paying tribute to the heroic act, Greek parliamentary representative Andreas Loverdos said Dayıcık "will inspire all Greeks, all people."
Sevda Dag
Reported dead by Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu.
Selcuk Kili
Reported dead by Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu.
Gulliano Kollmann
Reported dead by The Telegraph.
We will update information on the victims as it becomes available.
