Amazing footage from France: City hall caught fire and collapsed; "guerrilla warfare" near the Élysée, elderly robbed and left in underwear
The unrest in France continues: The 143-year-old Limoges city hall building was set on fire and almost completely collapsed. In Paris, severe clashes were reported, an elderly couple was robbed and left in their underwear, and rioters took over a structure 400 meters from the Élysée, described as guerrilla warfare.
The widespread unrest in France continues: The Limoges city hall, a historic 143-year-old building erected in 1883, was set on fire and almost completely collapsed. Authorities reported that the building's roof collapsed into the lower floors except for the western wing, and two-thirds of the facade disappeared. Meanwhile, in Paris, severe clashes were reported: an elderly couple in their 80s was robbed in the République district and left on the street in only their underwear. Additionally, 400 meters from the Élysée Palace, rioters took over a temporary structure at a construction site, and police broke in using stun grenades. French media described the scenes as 'guerrilla warfare'. The article is an ongoing update.