Georgian citizen killed in Nice attack, France confirms
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A Georgian citizen missing since the July 14 deadly terrorist attack in the French coastal city of Nice has been found dead.
French authorities today officially confirmed one Georgian citizen was among the 84 fatalities of the attack, where a large truck zigzagged into revellers as they celebrated Bastille Day in a public celebration.
Georgia’s Foreign Ministry identified the Georgian victim as a man born in 1960.
The victim was a businessman who had lived in Belgium for several years.
He was in Nice to spend the holidays together with his wife, who was a French citizen. His wife was also killed in the attack.
The Georgian Consulate in France said the family have been informed about his death.
Georgia has offered its sympathies to the victim's family.
"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia expresses its deepest sorrow about the fact that the terrorist attack claimed the life of a Georgian citizen, and offers its condolences to the victim’s family.”
The Embassy of France in Georgia says it is grateful for the support Georgia showed in the aftermath of the July 14 deadly terrorist attack in the coastal city of Nice that left 80 people dead and dozens more injured.
Georgia is extremely saddened and offering its sincere condolences to the people of France after a deadly terrorist attack in the coastal city of Nice left 80 people dead and dozens more injured.