France in France: Protesters received weapons and attack police - media (video)

According to journalists, the gendarmerie began to use armored vehicles to suppress protests. 45,000 police officers are mobilized. In France, protests continue in connection with the death of a 17-year-old black student at the hands of the police. On June 30, President Emmanuel Macron immediately returned to Paris, leaving the EU summit in Brussels. France writes about it 24. Returning to France, Macron said that additional security forces would be deployed to restrain riots.

He said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs was mobilizing "additional funds" to combat violent protests, and noted that the death of a teenager could not be exploited. In addition, the French leader urged parents to prevent teenagers on the street. "Parents are responsible for keeping them at home," he said. French Prime Minister Elizabeth Born said that the gendarmerie will use armored vehicles to suppress riots.

Interior Minister Gereld Darmanin said 45,000 police officers would mobilize the riots. According to Le Figaro, in Marseille protesters plundered the warehouse with weapons and were disposed of. One of this group has already been arrested. In Bordeaux, the bandits attacked a police station, throwing smoke checkers inside the building. Protests are reported in many cities. The rebels build barricades, set fire to checkers, clashes with police.