One of two people being held hostage cafe Sydney

Channel "Sky News" reported that the gunman who was holding an unknown number of hostages at a cafe in Sydney, is one of two people fell in the incident, which ended when police stormed the cafe.

And managed the Australian police, on Monday, editor of the hostages who were being held by Iranian armed in a cafe in Sydney, after more than 15 hours of detention.

Australian police stormed the cafe, where he heard the sound of heavy gunfire has just announced the end of the liberation of the hostages.

A police official said, on Monday, the gunman who was holding an unknown number of hostages at a cafe in Sydney, Iranian refugees convicted of sexual assault, and is known for his hatred that sends messages to the families of Australian soldiers killed overseas.

Iranian refugee who called Aaron sociable and still holed cafe after 15 hours from the start of detention, while enabling some of them to leave the area, located in the city, which was cordoned off by security forces center.

The authorities announced that armed motives "are still vague," but the hostages were forced to fly the flag for black militant groups on one of the windows.

Australian Channel Ten in the tweet and reported that "our team spoke directly with the hostages inside the cafe, and confirmed two demands of the port. Wants to deliver the flag to state regulation directly to the cafe, the second request is the conversation the Prime Minister."

She said the two hostages "benefited from the presence of four containers, two in the cafe and two in the center of business in Sydney," the police did not confirm this information.

The state of New South Wales police announced the existence of an armed one, and that the police negotiator touch it.

The head of the state police refused to confirm that this work was "linked to terrorism event", but Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott called the National Security Committee, which includes members of the government and advisers assigned to security issues to face the situation meeting.

The Martin Square, where the cafe financial center of Sydney is located, and includes several important buildings, including the governor of the state of New South Wales Bureau of Mike Byrd and Australian Federal Reserve, in addition to the Bank and Westpac and Commonwealth Bank.

And closed its doors a lot of neighborhood stores, empty streets usually crowded with pedestrians.