Aug 6 (Reuters) - A 25-year-old Afghan man who rammed his car into a union rally in Munich last year, killing two people, has been given a life sentence, a German court said on Thursday.The court deemed the crime particularly serious, a spokesperson for the Munich Higher Regional Court said, a finding that under German law generally rules out parole after 15 years.The man was found guilty of charges including two counts of murder and 23 counts of attempted murder, the spokesperson said.

Un Afghan avait foncé en voiture sur un cortège syndical à Munich en février 2025. La justice allemande le condamne à la prison à vie

BERLIN: A verdict is due Thursday for an Afghan man accused of a car-ramming attack in Munich last year which killed a two-year-old girl and her mother and left dozens injured.…