Ventisettenne tunisino incriminato per aver pianificato un attentato a un museo di Parigi

Un uomo tunisino di 27 anni è stato arrestato il 7 maggio e incriminato lunedì per aver pianificato un attacco jihadista contro un museo di Parigi, probabilmente il Louvre.

L'uomo, nato a Djerba nel 1999 e arrivato in Francia nel 2022, viveva a La Garenne-Colombes. È sospettato di aver pianificato un attacco contro il museo del Louvre e membri della comunità ebraica, valutando inoltre la possibilità di unirsi alle fila dello Stato Islamico in Siria o in Mozambico. Il suo telefono conteneva video di propaganda jihadista, foto di armi e ricerche sulla fabbricazione di bombe tramite ChatGPT. Un video lo mostrava mentre alzava l'indice proclamando « Allah Akbar ». Al termine del fermo di polizia, è stato posto in custodia cautelare su ordine della procura nazionale antiterrorismo. È stata aperta un'inchiesta giudiziaria per associazione a delinquere con finalità di terrorismo, con le indagini affidate alla DGSI.

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