Belgium to rule on parole for key figure in 2015 Paris attacks
What to know about Belgium to rule on parole for key figure in 2015 Paris attacks
Mohamed Bakkali, convicted for coordinating logistics for the 2015 Paris attacks, could be granted parole in Belgium despite receiving a 30-year sentence in France with a 20-year minimum term.
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What happened
Mohamed Bakkali, convicted for coordinating logistics for the 2015 Paris attacks, could be granted parole in Belgium despite receiving a 30-year sentence in France with a 20-year minimum term.
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