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Military Forces Are Trying to Quell the Raging Violence in Paris

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France is deploying its Sentinelle unit to quell a wave of protests over the weekend, after the country was rocked by the worst unrest in years in recent days. The government imposed a curfew in several places and the interior minister offered to resign, CNBC reported.

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France is sending armed forces soldiers to support the police.

·Helsinki, Finland
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France is deploying its Sentinelle unit to quell a wave of protests over the weekend, after the country was rocked by the worst unrest in years in recent days. The government imposed a curfew in several places and the interior minister offered to resign, CNBC reported.

·Budapest, Hungary
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France will reinforce its security forces with Sentinel special forces soldiers on Saturday, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced. The government wants to eliminate security weaknesses to avoid a repeat of last weekend, when anti-high-cost demonstrations degenerated into street violence accompanied by looting and destruction. The October 17 Movement, which is behind the protests, has already announced another wave of demonstrations for Satu…

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Authorities in France are strengthening operational planning ahead of the October 24 demonstrations, following the incidents of the previous week - Even a ban on gatherings is being considered The post France: And the army on the streets ahead of the new mobilizations - A ban on gatherings is on the table appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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The government is also planning to tighten the conditions for the supervision of rallies.

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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The Minister of the Interior invokes "the national context" and calls on the prefects to "take into account local circumstances"

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franceinfo.fr broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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