French police arrest two over 'terrorist' attack plot
Briefly

A 19-year-old suspect with alleged connections to the Islamic State group was arrested in northern France for planning an attack on a public space. Authorities found a homemade explosive vest in his home, and he had written an oath of allegiance to the jihadist group. Two associates were also apprehended; one is believed to have supplied a dummy weapon. Despite these claims, the suspect's lawyer argues he is not radicalized. Prosecutors continue to investigate the seriousness of the threat and the suspects' actions.
The main suspect in a foiled attack planned for a public place reportedly had ties to the Islamic State group, raising concerns about rising jihadist sentiments in France.
During the investigation, police uncovered a homemade explosive vest, indicating a serious threat level associated with the 19-year-old suspect's intentions.
Read at The Local France
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