Two researchers employed at France's main state research agency were handed an eight-month sentence on Thursday for throwing explosives at the Russian consulate in the southern French city of ...
Two researchers employed at France's main state research agency were handed an eight-month sentence on Thursday for throwing explosives at the Russian consulate in the southern French city of ...
Two French researchers are due in court after staging a dramatic protest at the Russian consulate in Marseille this week, reportedly motivated by the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
MARSEILLE, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Two researchers who threw explosive bottles over the perimeter wall and into the garden of the Russian consulate in Marseille were sentenced on Thursday by a French ...
PARIS (Reuters) – Two French nationals who work at France’s CNRS research institute have admitted responsibility for Monday’s arson attack at the Russian consulate in Marseille, the Marseille ...
View shows Russia’s consulate in Marseille after the consul general confirmed there had been an explosion inside, France, February 24, 2025. MANON CRUZ / REUTERS Two staff at France's main state ...
Two staff at France’s main state research agency have admitted throwing improvised explosive devices at the Russian consulate in the southern city of Marseille, prosecutors said. Three plastic ...
Two staff at France's main state research agency have admitted throwing improvised explosive devices at the Russian consulate in the city of Marseille, saying they acted because of the Russia ...
Two French nationals who work at France's main state research ageny have admitted responsibility for Monday's arson attack at the Russian consulate in Marseille, prosecutors said on Wednesday ...
Two French citizens who attacked the Russian Consulate in Moscow on February 24 Marseille, turned out to be researchers at the National Center for Scientific Research of France (CNRS). This is ...
Two French Nationals Admit Arson Attack at Russian Consulate, Says Prosecutor PARIS (Reuters) - Two French nationals who work at France's CNRS research institute have admitted responsibility for ...
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