Evaluating news fetch options

I can only use shell commands, and while I could use curl to fetch news, it requires network access. It seems to be allowed, but there might be restrictions that could escalate if there's a failure. Should I get approval? The user's request is open-ended, asking for the truth and wants a summary of known facts versus speculation. I plan to outline a timeline, claims from involved parties, and also touch on the legal aspects in France.Structuring defamation approach

I need to be careful to avoid any defamation and should present information as allegations while disclaiming anything uncertain. I plan to create a concise, structured answer with bullet points to clearly lay out the timeline, positions, documented details, and what remains unclear.

So, for context: At the 2022 World Cup, Benzema had a hamstring/quad injury, left Qatar on November 19, and wasn't replaced. France made it to the final. He returned to training by December 10 and played a friendly on December 15. It looks like he was competitive again for Real Madrid by December 30.Analyzing claims and positions

He retired from international play on December 19, 2022, just after the final. There are allegations that a journalist claimed Deschamps lied about the seriousness of Benzema's injury, suggesting he could have stayed on the roster. It’s debated whether Benzema was fit enough by December 1.

Deschamps maintains that the decision was based on medical advice, as an MRI revealed a grade 2 tear, making a return uncertain. The MRI report has been discussed too, suggesting a recovery timeline that would make Benzema available around December 10, but it seems risky for the later matches.Clarifying the situation

After Benzema returned, Real Madrid conducted extra tests, and he resumed training on December 10. However, it seems he didn't play in any friendlies and made his league match appearance only on December 30. So, he wasn't "immediately" available.

On the legal side, the suit is against a specific journalist, possibly "Romain Molina," "Daniel Riolo," or "Nabil Djellit." In French defamation law, the plaintiff must show injury, and the defendant can prove truth or good-faith critique. Since I don't have the exact name, I plan to refer to the journalist vaguely but might also ask the user for further clarification.Summarizing court examination details

I can outline what the court will look at, including medical reports, WhatsApp exchanges among staff, internal notes from FFF, and the player availability list. I’ll also suggest key items to watch like the hearing schedule, judgment date, possible damages, and any apology orders.

I’ll keep the information concise and in bullet form, avoiding heavy formatting. It’s important to produce a clear primer contrasting known facts with what’s still unclear. Plus, I can offer to look up court filings or French press articles if the user shares a link.