France, July 14 -- Religious leaders representing France's Catholic, Christian Orthodox, Jewish, Muslim, Protestant and Buddhist faithful led a service at Villa Massena in the Riviera city on Monday, in memory of the 86 people killed 10 years ago during a terror attack on Nice's beachfront.

"We pray for the bereaved families, for those wounded in body and in spirit, and for all those who still bear the scars of that night," said Protestant pastor Paolo Morlachetti.

"May peace be with everyone," said Sheikh Khaled Bentounes, representing the city's Muslim community.

The ceremony, attended by victims and their families as well as government representatives, opened with the reading of the names of all 86 victims, 15 of whom were children ...