People of many nationalities were killed in the attack in Nice south of France on Bastille Day that left at least 84 people dead and scores others injured.
According to primary information, these are the foreign victims who were identified so far:
29-year-old Tunisian man residing in France.
A German teacher and two students, aged 17 and 18, were also killed in the attack, Berlin officials have confirmed. The three victims were from the same German school and were in Nice as part of a post-exam class celebration trip.
Two Americans, according to US State Secretary John Kerry, identified as Sean Copeland, 52, along with his 10-year-old son Brodie from Austin, Texas. They were on holiday with the family.
One Swiss woman, according to the Swiss Foreign Ministry. No other details were provided.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said on its Facebook page that one Russian national was killed.
Armenian Foreign Minister confirmed death of one Armenian and another injured in the attack.
However, the Belgian Foreign Ministry declared that it has not yet received any information regarding twenty of its nationals.