The Nice attack refers to a tragic event that occurred on July 14, 2016, in Nice, France. During the annual Bastille Day celebrations, a man drove a truck into a crowd of people, resulting in the deaths of 86 individuals and injuring hundreds more. This act was classified as a terrorist attack, and it shocked the nation and the world. The attacker, identified as Mohamed Bouhlel, was motivated by extremist ideologies. The incident raised concerns about security at public events and led to increased measures to protect citizens from similar attacks in the future. It also sparked discussions about the challenges of countering terrorism in urban areas.