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French PM vows stronger security as country prepares for more protests

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French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu and Interior Minister Laurent Nunez faced intense parliamentary scrutiny regarding the handling of violence from last weekend. Lecornu pledged a significant police deployment for upcoming protests, while Nunez confirmed military support for security operations. This briefing summarizes the ministers' responses and the context of the security challenges, noting that specific details were not fully disclosed during the session.

Key points

• French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu and Interior Minister Laurent Nunez were questioned by parliament members about the management of violence from last weekend.
• Lecornu promised a large-scale police deployment for future protests, while Nunez stated the military would assist security forces.

Context

The ministers responded to parliamentary inquiries during a session held at the prime minister's office. The security situation remains a critical factor in France's ongoing political and social landscape.

Limitations

Specific details regarding the exact nature of the violence, the scope of the police deployment, and the precise military involvement were not fully disclosed during the ministers' statements.

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