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Didier Maïsto stated that an unspecified claim was false. He wrote that many Yellow Vests had been blinded, without any questioning or apologies, and that this had continued and was still ongoing. He described these facts as a permanent stain on the French flag and called for a ban on these weapons, which he referred to as weapons of war. #GiletsJaunes #ViolencePolicière #DroitsHumains (translated)

The author claimed that France was the only country to use war weapons to control youth mobilizations. He stated that, under Macron, the doctrine of maintaining order relied on direct confrontation and said he did not want face-to-face encounters with high school students, whom he described as children. https://t.co/LOLPikdLsx #France #Mobilisation #Guerre #FR (translated)

The article explains the differences between French nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines (SSBNs) and nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSNs), specifying that SSBNs, which carry nuclear weapons, are currently being replaced by third-generation SSBNs, while SSNs are not equipped for strategic missions. #SNLE #MissileM51 #DissuasionNucleaire (translated)

The author accused journalists of denying, in his opinion, Laurent Nuñez's role in the repression. He recalled that the latter had explicitly called for not to show restraint and to use all means, including LBDs and grenades. https://t.co/bTfo6S6Oiq #Répression #Sécurité #LibertéDexpression #FR (translated)

The author wrote that the 15-year-old child who had lost a hand was taking part in a peaceful demonstration. He wondered why war weapons were being used against children in this country, while, according to him, other countries did not even use them against adults. #Paix #FR (translated)

Press briefs reported that Emmanuelle Jourdan-Chartier, vice-president of the League of Human Rights, announced her intention to bring the matter before the United Nations. She condemned police interventions which, according to her, "generate escalation" and the use of mutilating weapons against high school students, referring to an "unprecedented repression." #Répression #Police (translated)

The author wrote that another young person had been seriously injured, according to him, in accordance with the instructions of the Lecornu government, which he accused of allowing unrestrained and unlimited repression regarding the weapons used. He called for this to stop and for the command to regain control of the agents he accused of mutilating people. #Répression #Violence #Justice #FR (translated)

Cerfia reported a lively exchange in the National Assembly between Mathilde Panot and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu regarding the violence during the high school protests. The president of the LFI deputies accused Lecornu of having “allowed the worst.” He responded by reproaching LFI for its ambiguity towards violence and questioning Panot about wearing a white armband, which he associated with supporting people wearing black hoods. #AssembléeNationale #Violences #LFI (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that Laurent Nuñez was wrong according to the law. She indicated that the Internal Security Code classified grenade launchers and defense ball launchers of category A2 among the "weapons classified as military equipment," citing articles D.211-19 and R.311-2. She criticized him for a doctrine that, according to her, mutilated children and called for him to resign. #Sécurité #Démission #Indignation (translated)

The author indicated that a majority of the European Parliament had adopted the "AGILE" program, which he described as a diversion of 115 million euros towards disruptive weapons, notably those operating with artificial intelligence. He estimated that this amount could have financed civil protection, Canadair planes, and firefighters, and called for a review of priorities. #ParlementEuropéen #AGILE #Priorités #FR #EU (translated)

"We are developing the idea that good policing is policing that makes a lot of arrests," regrets Sébastian Roché, a research director at the CNRS and an observer of police violence, on Franceinfo. "The Minister of the Interior doesn't come on television saying: 'we have eased 90 blockages of high schools.' He arrives and says: 'we have made 5,000 arrests.' The more you want to make massive and numerous arrests, in order to present them to journalists and the French public, the more damage you are going to have, the more police officers will be injured, and the more young people will be injured. It is the weapons and the arrests that are at the root of this." #MouvementLycéen #Interpellations #ViolencesPolicières (translated)

Etienne Marcuz wrote that the strategic oceanic force had conducted a launch of an M51.3 missile that very morning from the nuclear submarine Le Vigilant. According to him, this launch validated the ship's return to operational cycle after three years of maintenance and constituted the first operational launch of the M51.3 from a submarine. He specified that the launch in November 2023 was a qualification test conducted from the DGA land test center. Marcuz indicated that he created an infographic with CalvaireDrach, presenting the stages of the launch, from the transmission of the order to the impact of the re-entry vehicles — without their nuclear payload — in the Atlantic Ocean, 4,700 kilometers west of the launch area. He explained that the diagram was based on American documents and that differences might exist between the French M51 and the American Trident II D5 systems, even though their general principles were common. He added that the technical details concerned were protected by confidentiality and requested that CalvaireDrach be credited in case of reuse of the infographic. #M51 #Missile #ForceOcéaniqueStrategique (translated)

The author stated that mutilating weapons and dangerous immobilization techniques were used against children. He added that the spokesperson for the ATTAC association, who is also a parent and a teacher, had launched a petition to ban them and called for people to sign it. (translated)

Manuel Bompard called for an immediate ban on mutilating weapons and lethal immobilization techniques during high school demonstrations. He also urged his followers to sign a petition and to get others to sign it. https://t.co/cBiMhDPaMQ #Manifestations #DroitsDesHumains #Sécurité (translated)

The author questioned the nature of the Republic after a 15-year-old, according to him, came out mutilated from a protest. He wrote that young people were demonstrating to defend their study conditions and their future, and that the government could not respond to them with violence or with weapons whose use could… #manifestation #violence #jeunesse #FR (translated)

The author wondered what kind of Republic could see several high school students come out mutilated from a demonstration. He wrote that young people had taken to the streets to defend their study conditions and their future, and that the government could not respond to them with violence and the use of weapons. #République #Lycéens #Manifestation #FR (translated)

Elsa Marcel, Eden's lawyer, described to BFM the scene during a high school protest: according to her, Eden was sitting alone on a wall and looking at his phone. She questioned why three armed police officers had come into contact with him. #BFM2 https://t.co/zmgEqaqXPx #Manifestation #Justice #Liberté (translated)