US EditionSwedish Student Who Planned to Attack Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam Must Go to Jail
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A 23-year-old Swede has been sentenced to prison in a court in Luxembourg, among other things for planning a Nazi terrorist act against Eurovision in Rotterdam in 2020.
A 23-year-old Swede has been sentenced to prison in a court in Luxembourg, among other things for planning a Nazi terrorist act against Eurovision in Rotterdam in 2020.
23-year-old Swedish chemistry student Alexander H. has been sentenced to eight years in prison for planning a terrorist attack on the Eurovision Song Contest in Ahoy Rotterdam in 2020. He is eligible for early release after two years if he shows good behavior. The attack was thwarted by Luxembourg security services, who arrested him at the time.
The plan was to poison the audience and artists at the Eurovision final in 2020. But instead, the police struck down the now 23-year-old Swede. He has now been sentenced to eight years in prison in Luxembourg, six of which are suspended.
Alexander Holmberg is sentenced in Luxembourg for his terrorist plots against Eurovision
How serious was Swedish teenager Alexander H.'s plan to attack the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam Ahoy in 2020? Did he, as the prosecutors allege, really want to inflict as many casualties as possible? The judge will deliver his verdict today.
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