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False bomb threats: Paris prosecutor's office opens investigation into "possible link with foreign powers"

Two accused admit guilt in the murder of Amine Kessaci's brother

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  • During the trial for the assassination of Brahim Chabane, the accused Réda Khaldi and Nassim Loubani admitted their guilt.
  • The five defendants asked for forgiveness from the mothers of the victims, who are demanding justice.

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The trial concerns the assassination of Brahim Chabane, brother of Amine Kessaci. The defendants begged forgiveness from the victims' families.

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“The shooter is Oualane, the instigator is Harrat”: the explosive confessions of an accused at the trial of the assassination of Amine Kessaci’s brother

HEARING REPORT - Two of the alleged killers of Brahim Chabane, Réda Khaldi and Nassim Loubani have entered into an admission of guilt. The five defendants begged forgiveness from the victims' mothers. The latter, devastated, simply demanded justice.

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This article was originally published by Le Figaro Actualités.

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