Witnesses reported that Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in a Boulder, Colorado terrorist attack, used a makeshift flamethrower and hurled Molotov cocktails during the incident. This attack occurred during a demonstration where the suspect was heard shouting "Free Palestine," as per statements from Boulder Police Chief Stephen Redfearn.

It was revealed that none of the victims had died as of the latest police updates. The Boulder Police Department issued a statement confirming that all individuals involved were safe, and law enforcement agencies continue to investigate the situation.

Molotov cocktails are commonly understood as bottles filled with flammable fluid that, when thrown, shatter upon impact, igniting the liquid inside and creating a fire hazard. Sean Watts, a West Point professor, described the mechanics of the device, explaining how it works when striking a hard surface.

Earlier this year, U.S. soldiers were trained by Estonian counterparts on how to construct and deploy Molotov cocktails. This knowledge is typically associated with guerrilla tactics and urban warfare, demonstrating the widespread use of such incendiary devices in various conflict scenarios.

The incident has raised questions about the immigration status of individuals entering the U.S. and the safety protocols in place, as the attack has put Biden-era immigration policies under scrutiny.

For further details, refer to the Boulder Police Department and FBI’s statements regarding this incident.