Salim El Koudri, the 31-year-old who hit 7 people in Modena, researched past attacks in Europe. Investigators found web searches and downloaded content, suggesting self-suggestion and psychological distress, with no links to organized groups.
El Koudri, who injured eight people by driving into them in Modena, speaks confusedly from prison ahead of his validation hearing. Emails reveal past rage towards the university. Four remain hospitalized, including a woman with amputated legs who is now conscious. Political debate over citizenship for delinquents ensues.
The family of Salim El Koudri, who injured eight people in Modena, is lucid and deeply concerned about the victims, asking their lawyer to check on their condition. They were unaware of his mental health treatment history and are devastated by the events.
Italian Interior Minister Piantedosi addressed the Modena attack, stating the anti-terrorism system showed no flaws but highlighted a serious issue of social distress and mental health requiring reinforced security. Deputy PM Salvini emphasized the gravity of the perpetrator being Italian.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni visited victims of a car attack in Modena. The driver, with a history of mental health issues, is being investigated. Officials are reassuring the public that the incident appears isolated and not linked to terrorism, despite some far-right attempts to connect it to immigration.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni visited victims of a car attack in Modena. Authorities, including the Interior Minister, stated the driver had a history of mental health problems and the incident appears isolated, not linked to terrorism or immigration, despite attempts by some far-right politicians to connect it.
