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According to the New York Police Department, at least eleven people were shot outside a nightclub in Queens on Wednesday. The same video was published on X. Pictures show a large number of police officers and ambulances stationed outside the club. The incident occurred shortly before 11:20 p.m. near the Amazura nightclub in Jamaica, near New York City. The victims were reportedly taken to nearby hospitals, including Long Island Jewish Hospital and Cohen Children's Medical Center. However, none of these matter. According to New York City officials, everyone is expected to survive, according to the New York Post. The club is described as a “huge and lively nightclub with dancing, DJs, live performances, and cocktails and drinks” and is located at 91-12 144th Pl, Jamaica, New York. An attack in New Orleans that killed 15 people was followed by a mass shooting in New York City.

On Wednesday, a gunman went on a rampage in a small town in Montenegro, killing at least ten people, according to police. It was one of the worst mass murders in the small Balkan country. The 45-year-old man, identified by police as Aleksandar Martinovic, fled after a shooting at a restaurant in the town of Sitinge that left four people dead. Police said the gunman moved to three other locations and shot a family, two children and three other people. Four other people suffered serious and dangerous injuries. Media reports said the suspect, who had a history of illegally carrying weapons, was on the run in the area of Sitinje, a small valley town surrounded by steep hills about 38 kilometers (23.6 miles) west of the Montenegrin capital Podgorica. On January 1, a U.S. Army veteran drove his pickup truck into a New Year's celebration in New Orleans, killing 15 people. The president said hours before the massacre, the driver posted a video on social media that he said was inspired by the Islamic State group and expressed a desire to kill. He clashed with people drinking and was later killed by police in a terrorist attack, but it's hard to believe he acted alone. The FBI identified the driver as 42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabar. Texas said it is working to identify possible ties to terrorist organizations.