Attack in Paris: Macron sends his “condolences” to the victim’s loved ones and asks “for justice to be done”

After the attack that cost the life of a German tourist in Paris, Emmanuel Macron sent his “condolences to the family and loved ones of the German citizen who died this afternoon.”

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“The national anti-terrorist prosecutor’s office now intervened will be in charge of clarifying this matter so that justice is done in the name of the French people,” adds the head of state.

“We will not give in to terrorism”

Early in the afternoon, Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne had sent her “thoughts” “to the victims, the injured and their loved ones.”

“We will not give in to terrorism. Never,” he stated on the same social network.