法国官方18日宣布，10月17日全国性抗议活动中共逮捕近2400人1。警方在冲突中伤亡严重，近1000名警察和宪兵受伤，其中7人伤势严重1。法国总统马克龙18日晚发表电视讲话，强调不能为暴力行为辩护，表示暴力破坏者必须赔偿造成的损失1。政府宣布将采取措施保护公共设施和商户1，总理呼吁实施部分宵禁措施3。
法国内政部长劳伦·努涅斯周一承认，警察在巴黎、里昂等城市的暴力冲突中"失去了控制"2，部分原因在于事前缺乏充分预案和警力部署不足2。马克龙要求进行全面安全审查，并采取"新的行动方法"来平息暴乱2。内政部长努涅斯还表示将针对暴力肇事者展开调查并面对司法审判1。此外，欧洲多国政府对法国的安全局势发出了公民警告3。马克龙确认将于19日启程前往海湾国家访问，以确保法国的能源供应1。
France's authorities announced that nearly 2,400 people were arrested during widespread protests across the country on October 171. The large-scale demonstrations resulted in significant casualties among law enforcement, with approximately 1,000 police officers and gendarmes wounded, including seven with serious injuries1. More than 500,000 people participated in the protests that escalated into violent confrontations3.
Interior Minister Laurent Nunez acknowledged on Monday that police "lost control" during the violent unrest in cities including Paris and Lyon, citing insufficient advance planning and inadequate deployment of police forces2. President Emmanuel Macron called for a comprehensive security review and implementation of "new action methods" to address the riots and looting2. Macron emphasized that violence cannot be justified and announced the government would take measures to protect public infrastructure and businesses1. He also condemned those attempting to "overthrow the republic"3. The Prime Minister called for implementing partial curfew measures to curb the unrest3.
In response to the security situation, multiple European governments issued warnings to their citizens about travel to France3. Macron confirmed he would depart on October 19 to visit Gulf countries to secure energy supplies for France1. Prime Minister Le Drian will lead coordination efforts to find solutions to the crisis1. Interior Minister Nunez stated that investigations would be launched against those responsible for the violence, who will face judicial proceedings1.
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