Tunisia- Sfax :National Guard arrest person in connection to 2006 Soliman clashes

By R

| 8 novembre 2019

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The National Guard arrested A “dangerous” person in connection to 2006 Soliman clashes in Sfax, Spokesperson for the National Guard Houssem Jebabli stated.

He had been convicted to 72 years in prison and participated in 2006 Soliman clashes between police and terrorists and riots involving Salafists in Tunis suburbs in 2012

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