Brussels Trial Opens for Alleged Accomplices in 2015 Paris Terror Attacks

"I was questioned for fourteen days in Morocco. I took four years. I have nothing to do with it, I’m not a terrorist, I didn’t help any terrorists. Talk to me about ’stup’, talk to me about other things," he proclaimed, who was released on probation in 2017, before being incarcerated again for a year in France, this time in the context of an international drug trafficking case. Mohamed Rabhioui is accused of having helped Ahmed Dahmani, one of the alleged logisticians of the Paris attacks of November 15, 2015. He is also accused of having served as an intermediary for the manufacture of false papers, including a passport, for the benefit of the same terrorist, who had fled to Turkey the day after the attacks, reports Belga.

Mohamed Rabhioui disputes the accusations. "If I had to make a fake passport, I would have already done it for myself. I didn’t serve as an intermediary. No, I don’t know who sent me these photos! Never would I have made him a passport. The man who made the passport, you apprehended him. I don’t know him," he said, claiming to have no element to bring to the "Paris bis" case. "What is this? Do you want to finish me off? I don’t bring any element, me, in this case. I’m no use to you," the defendant proclaimed.