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In Prison in Arlon, He Lends Allegiance to Is

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A terrorist turned his prison cell into a recruitment and propaganda studio for the Islamist state. Seven years in prison were required against him. A device of the big days this Wednesday morning at the Arlon Correctional Court: no less than 11 armed police officers and prison officers supervised a Vervietois de ...
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In Prison in Arlon, He Lends Allegiance to Is

A terrorist turned his prison cell into a recruitment and propaganda studio for the Islamist state. Seven years in prison were required against him. A device of the big days this Wednesday morning at the Arlon Correctional Court: no less than 11 armed police officers and prison officers supervised a Vervietois de ...

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lequotidien.lu broke the news in on Thursday, April 16, 2026.
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