France faces another wave of violent unrest, with marked riots attacking police, setting fires and looting property. Authorities have deployed around 70,000 police and gendarmes across the country, including special tactical units, armored vehicles and water cannons, fearing further devastation and unrest. In Lyon, about 500 marked rioters set up barricades, shot explosive fireworks at the police and damaged businesses. A vehicle was set up on Avenue Berthelot, while security forces fired tear gas and water cannons near Pont Gallieni to confront violent groups. Near Toulouse, about 30 marked assailants stormed the Lycia Marie-Louise Dissard-Frankfurtois in Tournephepier, shot fireworks into the school and started kicking that destroyed the reception and student services offices. The students were evacuated, the school was closed, and the fire department extinguished the flame. No injuries were reported. In Paris, the authorities closed about 25 metro stations for security reasons, limited road demonstrations and ordered preventive measures to protect businesses and public property from vandalism. The Eiffel Tower is also closed today for fear of damage to property.

France faces another wave of violent unrest, with marked riots attacking police, setting fires and looting property. Authorities have deployed around 70,000 police and gendarmes across the country, including special tactical units, armored vehicles and water cannons, fearing further devastation and unrest. In Lyon, about 500 marked rioters set up barricades, shot explosive fireworks at the police and damaged businesses. A vehicle was set up on Avenue Berthelot, while security forces fired tear gas and water cannons near Pont Gallieni to confront violent groups. Near Toulouse, about 30 marked assailants stormed the Lycia Marie-Louise Dissard-Frankfurtois in Tournephepier, shot fireworks into the school and started kicking that destroyed the reception and student services offices. The students were evacuated, the school was closed, and the fire department extinguished the flame. No injuries were reported. In Paris, the authorities closed about 25 metro stations for security reasons, limited road demonstrations and ordered preventive measures to protect businesses and public property from vandalism. The Eiffel Tower is also closed today for fear of damage to property.