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At the morning café, the family and friends of Chaker—the brother of Yassine, one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—have been talking nonstop since Wednesday, trying to understand how their friend, described as shy, reserved, and polite, could have committed such acts. The day before, Yassine had been cleaning his scooter in front of the café with his friends. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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The home of Yassine Labidi’s family—one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—towers three stories high over the small town. Three streets and a few newer houses on a hill in the western suburbs of Tunis, between the working-class neighborhood of Cité Omrane Supérieur and the new El Menzah Gardens neighborhood.The home of Yassine Labidi’s family—one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—towers three stories high over the small town. Three streets and a few newer houses on a hill in the western suburbs of Tunis, between the working-class neighborhood of Cité Omrane Supérieur and the new El Menzah Gardens neighborhood.The home of Yassine Labidi’s family—one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—towers three stories high over the small town. Three streets and a few newer houses on a hill in the western suburbs of Tunis, between the working-class neighborhood of Cité Omrane Supérieur and the new El Menzah Gardens neighborhood.The home of Yassine Labidi’s family—one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—towers three stories high over the small town. Three streets and a few newer houses on a hill in the western suburbs of Tunis, between the working-class neighborhood of Cité Omrane Supérieur and the new El Menzah Gardens neighborhood.Dans les rues de la Cité, c'est la consternation des habitants depuis l'annonce de l'identité d'un des deux terroristes abattus de l'attaque du Bardo. Un jeune comme un autre, aucun signe apparent de radicalisation, bien que ce soit un jeune homme de 26 ans discret.The home of Yassine Labidi’s family—one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—towers three stories high over the small town. Three streets and a few newer houses on a hill in the western suburbs of Tunis, between the working-class neighborhood of Cité Omrane Supérieur and the new El Menzah Gardens neighborhood.
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M30-951

At the morning café, the family and friends of Chaker—the brother of Yassine, one of the two terrorists killed in the attack on the Bardo Museum—have been talking nonstop since Wednesday, trying to understand how their friend, described as shy, reserved, and polite, could have committed such acts. The day before, Yassine had been cleaning his scooter in front of the café with his friends.

ReferenceM30-951
CategoryActualités / 2015 / M30-900 Yassine Abidi, terrorist, Bardo, 2003–2015
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2015
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
Copyright© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesdetunisie.com

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