Belgian Court of Appeals cuts sentences for terror group planning to attack PM

On Thursday, the Antwerp Court of Appeal handed down prison sentences of up to six years for the attempted attack on the man who was at the time the mayor of Antwerp, Bart De Wever (N-VA). The main defendant was sentenced to six years in prison and 16,000 euros in fine. His four accomplices received sentences ranging from 55 months to three years in prison. ...

Five people were found guilty of planning an attack in 2023 on Bart De Wever, the current head of the Belgian federal government, then mayor of Antwerp.

Belgian Court of Appeals cuts sentences for terror group planning to attack PM

Members of an Islamist terrorist group planning to kill the current Prime Minister of Belgium, Bart De Wever, received a much lighter sentence on appeal.

Up to six years prison for foiled attack on PM De Wever

The Court of Appeal in Antwerp has handed down prison sentences of up to six years for the foiled assassination attempt on Belgium's current prime...

Five members of a terrorist group received much lighter sentences on appeal for the attack they planned against Bart De Wever (N-VA). According to the court of appeal, there was no attempted terrorist murder. The leader went from thirteen to six years in prison.