This Wednesday, May 8, PSG supporters wonder if they will one day experience victory in the Champions League, the Olympic flame arrives in France via Marseille, and the identity of the most wanted hacker in the world has been revealed.
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This Wednesday, May 8, the disappointment of the supporters does not subside after the elimination of PSG against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League. Kylian Mbappé did not weigh in on this semi-final. “We didn’t see him,” laments a supporter who hoped for better for the striker’s last European match with PSG.
After 12 days of crossing the Mediterranean from Greece, the Olympic flame arrived off the coast of Marseille this Wednesday. 150,000 people are expected in the Old Port in the evening. The flame will then begin a tour of France and overseas, until the opening ceremony on July 26 in Paris.
And then the identity and photo of the most wanted hacker in the world, at the head of the Lockbit group, was revealed by the FBI and Europol. He’s a Russian called Dmitri Khoroshev. He is now banned from traveling abroad, where his property and fortunes are frozen.
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