Brahim Abdessemed, an Algerian national, is accused of stabbing a man to death and injuring five others while screaming 'Allahu Akbar' in a suspected terror attack in Mulhouse, France
Brahim Abdessemed, a 37-year-old Algerian national, is accused of carrying out a mass stabbing in Mulhouse, France, where he allegedly killed one man and injured five others, including two police officers. He reportedly screamed "Allahu Akbar" during the attack. Abdessemed, who had been on a terror watch list after being convicted of "apology for terrorism," had been tried for deportation 10 times but was refused by Algeria. French authorities describe him as a danger to the public, with a history of psychiatric disorders. The attack is being investigated as a terrorist act, and it comes amid a series of Islamist attacks in France.
