Belgium. 13-November: Gérald Darmanin Denounces the Possible Release of the Logistician From the Attacks
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A Logistician of the 13-November attacks, convicted in 2022 in Paris, could be released earlier than expected. The man, having Belgian nationality, is serving his sentence in his country, where the execution procedures are governed by local law. Such a decision would be "an affront" to the pain of the victims, according to Gérald Darmanin. - 13-November: the release of a Logistician from the attacks "would be an affront to the pain of the victim…
In a letter to his Belgian counterpart, the French Minister of Justice denounces an "unbearable situation".
The Minister of Justice wrote to his Belgian counterpart, considering that a release of the Logistician from the attacks of 13 November 2015 "would be an affront to the pain of the victims".
Gérald Darmanin warned on Monday against a possible early release of Mohamed Bakkali, condemned for his role in the 13 November attacks
The French minister sent a letter to his Belgian counterpart this Monday challenging a possible early release of Mohamed Bakkali, who had, among other things, rented safe houses for the perpetrators of the attacks, which killed 130 people.
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