Overview
- Prosecutor Damien Martinelli said the rapper will appear before the Nice criminal court on February 16, 2026.
- He is charged with apologizing for terrorism through an online public communication service under French law.
- Investigators heard him in a free hearing on Tuesday, where he invoked his right to silence after earlier missed summons.
- Several survivors of the July 14, 2016 attack were interviewed in the case and filed complaints, according to the prosecutor’s office.
- The proceedings stem from lyrics in the 2024 song Haaland that are reported to evoke the Nice promenade truck attack that killed 86 people and wounded more than 400.