On Wednesday, French prosecutors filed an indictment against 12 people for participating in the 2018 assassination attempt on French President Emmanuel Macron. According to Agence France-Presse, the attorney general's office called on the French judiciary to present the defendants before a reform court, not a jury trial. The Anti-Terrorism Office of the Public Prosecution stated that the defendants, 11 men and a woman, belonged to the far-right Bargol group. It is noteworthy that the investigation into the attack on Macron began in November 2018, when 14 people close to the far-right parties were arrested, 2 of whom were released after 4 years of investigation.

Source: agencies