Number of Protesters in France Reaches 175,000 - Reports

NAMPA / Sputnik
2025-09-10
MOSCOW, September 10 (RIA Novosti) - The number of protesters in France has reached 175,000, BFMTV reported on Wednesday, citing the Interior Ministry. Mass protests are taking place across France on Wednesday under the "Block everything" slogan, with 100,000 people joining them. Due to the lack of a centralized organization and a unified format for holding demonstrations, the authorities fear unrest will emerge​​​. Former participants of the "ye......
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