night is facing the most serious charges. 19 others are accused of involvement including a man also wanted by belgian prosecutors in connection with the attacks in brussels. today, a message from abdessalem ayouni. as the trial opened, the dad asked for his profession. fighter with the islamic state, he replied. this case includes almost 2000 civil plaintiffs, many of whom have opted not to testify. plaintiffs, many of whom have opted not to testify- not to testify. translation: the sufferinu not to testify. translation: the suffering is not to testify. translation: the suffering is unspeakable. - not to testify. translation: the suffering is unspeakable. it - not to testify. translation: the suffering is unspeakable. it is - suffering is unspeakable. it is inexpressible, but they expect tough justice. the acts these defendants are accused of are particularly monstrous. are accused of are particularly monstrous- are accused of are particularly monstrous. . , , monstrous. the trial
today, a message from abdeslam. as the trial opened, the judge asked for his profession. fighter with the islamic state, he replied. this case includes almost 2000 civil plaintiffs, many of whom have opted not to testify. translation: the suffering is unspeakable. it is inexpressible, but they expect tough justice. the acts these defendants are accused of are particularly monstrous. the trial is being held in a specially built chamber inside the old courts ofjustice to fit its scale and security demands. this trial is the antidote to the chaos and panic of that night six years ago, the moment when the french state reasserts control and turns national trauma into national history. joseph s wife armelle died in the bataclan that night. they had gone out to celebrate the launch of the riverboat company he now runs alone. how does he feel about looking
explosion. salah abdeslam, the only suspected attacker to survive that night, is facing the most serious charges. 19 others are accused of involvement, including mohamed abrini, also wanted by belgian prosecutors in connection with the attacks in brussels. today, a message from abdeslam. as the trial opened, the judge asked for his profession. fighter with the islamic state, he replied. this case includes almost 2000 civil plaintiffs, many of whom have opted not to testify. translation: the suffering is unspeakable. it is inexpressible, but they expect tough justice. the acts these defendants are accused of are particularly monstrous. the trial is being held in a specially built chamber inside the old courts ofjustice to fit its scale and security demands. this trial is the antidote to the chaos and panic of that
uranium and they risk that they re going to go further still. so given the two goals that we have, where are we going with this? we need to be sure that iran will never get a nuclear weapon and that there will be no flare-ups in the region. so what we discussed very concretely was to see how we could improve very considerably, or really in fact build a new nuclear agreement with iran. president trump was very clear, saying that we would need a much longer time frame for it, that there needed to be surveillance of many more sides and this is how we can build a much further-reaching agreement in terms of our security demands. and on the other hand, we need to convince the iranians to go in that direction and we can do that if we give them economic compensation of some form. if we make some movement in terms of lines of credit or reopening certain economic
to enrich uranium and saying they re going to go further still. given the two goals that we have, where we going with this? we need to be sure that iran will never get a nuclear weapon and that they will be no flareups in the region. so what we discussed very concretely was to see how we could improve very considerably or build a new nuclear agreement with iran. president trump was very clear saying that we would need a much longer time frame for it, i needed to be surveillance of many more sides and this is how we can build a much further reaching agreement in terms of our security demands. on the other hand, we need to convince the iranians to go in that direction and we can do that it would give them economic compensation. if if we make movement in terms of reopening certain economic sectors. i can t tell you today publicly