According to the police, the investigators ascertained that the 36-year-old man, arrested in the southern city of Bari, provided fake documents to the attackers.
The Algerian is also accused of participating in a terrorist group with ties to the Islamic State (banned in Russia), which acted across France and Belgium.
24 February 2021, 13:40 GMT
One of the group's members was killed after the Paris attack, while another is held in a Belgian prison for terrorist recruitment, other members have not yet been identified. The police say the group is active in Italy, Algeria, France, Belgium, Spain and Syria.
A set of coordinated terrorist attacks occurred in different parts of Paris on November 13, 2015, and claimed a total of 130 lives, while over 400 people were injured. Investigations were opened in both France and Belgium, as the perpetrators planned the assaults in Brussels.
