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Crazy Scenes In France As Police Fire Tear Gas From Quads - Police Cars Torched

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First published at 16:33 UTC on March 26th, 2023.

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🇫🇷 Epic scenes from today's battle for the strategically important village of Saint-Saulin, located in the southwest of France.
▪️Engaged forces: demonstrators 3,500 people, well organized and equipped with oysters, Molotov cocktails, bars, pyrotechnics.
▪️Police: 200 (with reinforcements around 700) equipped with a large amount of cartridges with tear gas, rubber bullets and vehicles of different types + quads and surveillance drones - quadcopters.
⏺ Summary: Demonstrators won a tactical victory. Destroyed/damaged 10-15 vehicles, broke all the barriers set up by the police, injured about 20 police officers.

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