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By Alex Johnson

The first photos of a man believed to be Salah Abdeslam, the fugitive suspected in last year's deadly Paris terrorist attacks, were aired Monday on French TV.

The photos appear to have been taken from security video at a gas station on the Belgian-French border. They show Abdeslam, 26, and an alleged accomplice, Hamza Attou, on the morning of Nov. 14 — a day after the bombings — according to the French TV network BFM, which didn't say how it obtained them.

Fugitive terrorist suspect Salah Abdeslam, front, and a suspected accomplice, Hamza Attou, are seen in security video at a gas station between Paris and Brussels the day after the Nov. 13 Paris attacks, according to French TV station BFM.BFMTV / via Reuters TV

The coordinated shootings and suicide bomb attacks killed 130 people Nov. 13 in Paris.

Attou and another suspect, Mohammed Amri, were arrested Nov. 15 in the Belgian city of Moleenbeek and are charged with participating in a terrorist activity.

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A senior French official told NBC News in November that police stopped and questioned Abdeslam near the Belgian border a few hours after the attacks but released him because information about an international warrant for his arrest hadn't reached them.

Fugitive terrorist suspect Salah Abdeslam, left, and a suspected accomplice, Hamza Attou, are seen in security video at a gas station between Paris and Brussels the day after the Nov. 13 Paris attacks, according to French TV station BFM.BFMTV / via Reuters TV
Alex Johnson

Alex Johnson is a senior writer for NBC News covering general news, with an emphasis on explanatory journalism, data analysis, technology and religion. He is based in Los Angeles.