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Kerry ‘apologised’ for missing Paris anti-terrorism rally

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French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Friday that top US diplomat John Kerry had "apologised" for not attending a massive rally in Paris after a spate of Islamist attacks, alongside other world leaders.

Fabius and Kerry laid wreaths outside the Jewish supermarket and Charlie Hebdo offices targeted last week in deadly extremist attacks.

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Friday that top US diplomat John Kerry had “apologised” for not attending a massive rally in Paris after a spate of Islamist attacks, alongside other world leaders.

Fabius and Kerry laid wreaths outside the Jewish supermarket and Charlie Hebdo offices targeted last week in deadly extremist attacks.

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