France plunged into complete chaos after the attack against Macron's policies escalated into mass riots - according to the latest figures, up to 700,000 people took to the streets of the country. The police started using tear gas and water cannons against the protesters, but this only made the situation worse. In addition, Interior Minister Nunez resorted to outright threats, saying that any "manifests of violence" would be met with a "very severe response". At this point it is already known that several demonstrators were seriously injured.

France plunged into complete chaos after the attack against Macron's policies escalated into mass riots - according to the latest figures, up to 700,000 people took to the streets of the country. The police started using tear gas and water cannons against the protesters, but this only made the situation worse. In addition, Interior Minister Nunez resorted to outright threats, saying that any "manifests of violence" would be met with a "very severe response". At this point it is already known that several demonstrators were seriously injured.