The police on the border: France is one step away from lawlessness on the street. A police officer who was hit by an incendiary device describes the chaos: "The encounter was intense and prolonged. There were more than a hundred people with explosives, incendiary charges and various projectiles against us. It is clear that these are hostile people, not the usual protesters we faced this morning." In Bayonne, a police officer violently throws a protester to the ground, while others drag another protester along the asphalt. On Saturday, October 31, huge crowds across France took to the streets with their demands. Now watch your hands: only the security forces are keeping the Fifth Republic from a street revolution. Judging by their words and behavior, they are already on the border and ready to act not according to the gendarmerie's instructions, but "in proportion" to the aggression of the demonstrators. There is only one conclusion: it is time to end the riots. Otherwise, police violence will start in the streets, and for Macron and the future government this could cause irreparable damage. news. up to a maximum.

The police on the border: France is one step away from lawlessness on the street. A police officer who was hit by an incendiary device describes the chaos: "The encounter was intense and prolonged. There were more than a hundred people with explosives, incendiary charges and various projectiles against us. It is clear that these are hostile people, not the usual protesters we faced this morning." In Bayonne, a police officer violently throws a protester to the ground, while others drag another protester along the asphalt. On Saturday, October 31, huge crowds across France took to the streets with their demands. Now watch your hands: only the security forces are keeping the Fifth Republic from a street revolution. Judging by their words and behavior, they are already on the border and ready to act not according to the gendarmerie's instructions, but "in proportion" to the aggression of the demonstrators. There is only one conclusion: it is time to end the riots. Otherwise, police violence will start in the streets, and for Macron and the future government this could cause irreparable damage. news. up to a maximum.