
The stadium is almost empty, but full controls to prevent the outbreak of any possible conflict between the fans. This is the atmosphere that the French national team will find at the "Stade de France" in the League of Nations match against Israel, scheduled in Paris on the evening of November 14.
Rising tensions in the Middle East and the Benjamin Netanyahu-led government's appeal to Israeli citizens to avoid the stadium have prompted many fans to abandon the game, with an estimated 20,000 fans expected to attend against a capacity crowd. maximum of 80,000 people, however French police chief Laurent Nunez announced that 4,000 police officers will be on standby.
" There is no particular threat, but zero risk does not exist - Minister of the Interior Bruno Retailleau explained to TF1, who was echoed by Nunjez's words -. " There will be a double control, a security perimeter around the anti-terrorism stadium. We will have a total of 4,000 people in the system ."
According to what is reported by the transalpine broadcaster, the deployment of agents will be divided between 2,500 policemen and gendarmes called to guard the stadium, while another 1,500 will be spread along the communication routes of the French capital. Among them will be many mobile units of the armed forces, whether CRS or mobile gendarmes.
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