France deports Osama bin Laden’s son from Normandy village France's interior minister announced Omar bin Laden was deported over accusations of glorifying terrorism on social media, while bin Laden has claimed his innocence.

(Euronews) France’s interior minister announced Omar bin Laden had been deported from a Normandy village he was living in after he was accused of glorifying terrorism on social media.

In a post shared on X early Tuesday morning, French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau accused Omar bin Laden of “posting comments on his social media accounts in 2023, which made an apology for terrorism.”

Calling the matter “a decision of national security,” the post did not detail when exactly Omar bin Laden had been deported nor reveal where he was sent to.

“The administrative ban ensures that Mr. bin Laden cannot return to France, for any reason whatsoever,” Retailleau said.

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