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Villa bombed in Corsica with FLNC 22/10 marking; counter-terrorism probe opens.
A villa in Ghisonaccia, Haute-Corse was destroyed by an explosion. An inscription bearing "FLNC 22/10" was found at the bombing site, referencing a faction of the National Liberation Front of Corsica. The National Counter-Terrorism Prosecutor has opened an investigation into the incident, marking an official counter-terrorism response to the attack. Authorities are examining the circumstances of the explosion and the significance of the marking left at the location.
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Prosecutor examines bombing evidence and extremist group markers
The National Counter-Terrorism Prosecutor's investigation focuses on the villa destruction and the FLNC 22/10 inscription. Authorities are analyzing the connection between the bombing and the marked reference, assessing whether the inscription indicates responsibility or a claim of action by this particular faction.
Bombing reflects ongoing tensions tied to Corsican independence movements
The incident involves FLNC 22/10, a faction associated with Corsican separatist movements. The inscription at the destruction site suggests potential organizational involvement, while the activation of counter-terrorism protocols demonstrates state response to violence linked to these movements.