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French court to issue verdict over 2018 Christmas market attack

French court to issue verdict over 2018 Christmas market attack

  • The accused face charges ranging from “terrorism” to helping supply weapons to the gunman, Cherif Chekatt, who was killed by police in 2018 after a 48-hour manhunt
  • He had opened fire on revellers at one of France’s most popular Christmas markets
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