Riots break out in French cities after election results
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After the announcement of preliminary election results, riots broke out in several French cities: clashes between police and left-wing radicals in Paris, as well as riots in Nantes and Lyon.
In France, on the evening of Sunday, July 7, after the announcement of preliminary election results, riots took place in a number of cities, Le Figaro reports, UNN reports.
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In particular, clashes with the police began on the Place de la République in Paris, where a rally of supporters of the left-wing New People's Front was held.
A group of left-wing radicals attacked the police with fireworks and stones, and the police responded with tear gas and stun grenades.
At least one detainee is known. The windows of several shops and banks were smashed.
There were also clashes with the police in Nantes. Three people were detained, and one police officer was burned.
In addition, the situation remains tense in Lyon, where supporters of the right-wing National Rally are moving through the streets in organized groups.
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