[76921] Riots in France following Paris Saint-Germain's victory and a police raid in Tehran
[76921] Riots in France following Paris Saint-Germain's victory and a police raid in Tehran
The victory of the Paris Saint-Germain football team in the Champions League led to violent riots in France with hundreds of arrests, concurrently with enforcement activity against a nightclub in Tehran.
Riots in Paris after the Champions League final
Celebrations of the Paris Saint-Germain football team's Champions League victory deteriorated into a wave of violence and looting in France. According to a report by تبریز خبرلری, the clashes lasted for about six hours, during which dozens of stores were vandalized and about 50 people were injured. The Iranian news agency IRNA reported that the French Ministry of the Interior confirmed the arrest of hundreds of rioters across the country.
The updated data published by Sputnik Afghanistan and آخرین خبر indicate 416 arrests and injuries to seven security personnel. The French Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, noted that the riots spread to 15 cities, with the main focal point of friction being the Champs-Élysées, where protesters tried to attack a police station. Additional sources, including العربیه فارسی and جام جهانی فوتبال Sport Bad News, described scenes of heavy destruction, the burning of hundreds of vehicles, and reports of damage in the Eiffel Tower area.
Enforcement against a "Satanic club" in Tehran
In another arena, the Iranian news agency SNN.ir reported on police enforcement activity in Tehran. According to the report, enforcement forces raided a cafe on Valiasr Street and shut down the business after receiving complaints about the holding of "inappropriate ceremonies" and activity promoting "Satan worship." The police claimed that the customers, young men and women, were observed performing "strange movements" and secured the place as part of a fight against moral hazards and social deviance.