Visit of Pope Leo XIV to France: Laurent Nuñez Announces an "Exceptional Security Device"
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The French government announced that it will mobilize up to 15,000 members of the security forces for the visit of Pope Leo XIV at the end of September. Despite the size of the device, the authorities say they have not identified specific terrorist threats against the event
A "exceptional security device" will be set up for Pope Leo XIV's visit to France at the end of September. At the height of this event, "15 000 members of the security forces" will be mobilised, the Minister of the Interior announces. - Pope Leo XIV's visit to France: Laurent Nuñez announces an "exceptional security device" (Topics of society).
FRANCE is mobilizing 15,000 security forces for the visit of Pope Leo XIV at the end of September to protect the faithful in Paris, Lourdes and Metz.
The Minister of the Interior said that "about 14,000 members of the security forces will be deployed in Paris, but a thousand will be on the ground in Lourdes to prepare for the arrival of the pope".
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez communicated these figures this Thursday in an interview with "La Croix" An "exceptional security system" will be set up for the visit of Pope Leon
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Pope Leo XIV will be in France from 25 to 28 September. He will travel to Lourdes, Paris and Metz. The Minister of the Interior announced this Thursday the security arrangements.
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