Degradations of Electrical Installations: Bayrou Announces that Monitoring Will Be Extended "to All Critical Locations", without Specifying Which

Sabotage is "an extremely serious public policy challenge, designed to impress and terrorize those who organize such events," the Prime Minister said at the government's Question Session in the National Assembly.

Last Saturday's attack was aimed at disrupting the Cannes Film Festival, but also the Cannois website of Thales Alenia Space, which produces satellites for civilian and military use.

François Bayrou announced on Tuesday 27 May that the government would "extend surveillance to all critical locations" after electric sabotages that caused a massive blackout in Cannes and Nice last weekend. A work of "intelligence" and "security" will also be carried out.

Electric sabotage caused a massive blackout in Cannes, during the last day of the festival The government will "extend surveillance to all critical places" after sabotage

These sabotages are "an extremely serious question of law and order", deplored the Prime Minister on Tuesday, during the question-and-answer session in the government.

Paris - The government will "extend surveillance to all critical places" after electric sabotages that caused a massive blackout in Cannes Saturday, the last day of the film festival, and reached Sunday Nice, announced Tuesday François Bayrou