Overview
- President Emmanuel Macron and other leaders visited the attack sites for wreath-laying ceremonies and readings of victims’ names.
- The Bataclan unveiled a plaque listing the victims, and a memorial garden opened at Place Saint‑Gervais opposite City Hall.
- The 2015 assault saw Islamic State bombers and gunmen strike the Stade de France, nearby cafes and the Bataclan, killing about 130 people including 90 at the concert hall.
- France’s domestic intelligence service says 80 Islamist plots have been foiled since 2015, while 50 attacks were carried out and 19 were deadly.
- The lone surviving member of the cell, Salah Abdeslam, is serving a life sentence as survivors report long-term psychological trauma.