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France in Search of the Culprits of Recent Unrest
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France in Search of the Culprits of Recent Unrest

منبع تصویر: bbc.com

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 32,379

France, following the recent unrest, is seeking to identify the main culprits behind these incidents. Elizabeth, one of the French citizens, while discussing her observations on the streets of Paris, clearly expresses her disappointment: "This is not the face of France!" She emphasizes that the majority of the people in France do not support these actions, pointing to the destruction and recent violence.

Analysis of the Unrest

The recent unrest in France has raised many questions about the causes and factors involved. In response to these questions, Elizabeth states that some of her friends believe this is a civil war, but she does not share that view and believes that these incidents are related to other reasons.

Recent reports indicate that leftist anarchist groups are involved in this unrest. Signs of these groups, such as the letter "A" enclosed in a circle, can be clearly seen on the walls of Paris. Additionally, videos of youths in black clothing attacking police cars have been circulated on social media.

Reactions and Political Consequences

Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, is under pressure for his inability to maintain the country's security, with some politicians accusing him of neglecting his duties. Following this unrest, online sales platforms have also announced that they will cooperate with the police to identify looters.

Gabriel Attal, the former Prime Minister of France, has suggested temporarily cutting access to certain social media networks to control the violence. Meanwhile, Bernard Cuantain, the Belgian Minister of the Interior, has warned that the unrest in his country is also influenced by videos posted on social media.

As the French presidential elections approach, this unrest has become a serious issue and a topic of discussion in the political arena. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of the anti-capitalist movement "France Unbowed," participated in the protests on Saturday and strongly criticized the accusations regarding the involvement of the far-left in these incidents.

Source: bbc.com