Sentences of 20, 22 and 30 years of criminal imprisonment were required Monday, February 15 against three suspected jihadists tried by the special assize court of Paris for having planned an attack in Paris in 2016 finally foiled by the DGSI .
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The attorneys general of the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office (Pnat) demanded 20 and 22 years imprisonment against Strasbourg residents Hicham Makran and Yassine Bousseria and the maximum sentence of 30 years imprisonment against the Moroccan Hicham El-Hanafi described as "
the most loyal soldier
" of the Islamic State.