French mayor's office in Limoges set on fire during protests, could be labeled terrorism

During protests in France, the mayor's office in the city of Limoges was set on fire, and this incident could officially be recognized as a terrorist act.

This was stated by Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin during a broadcast on Europe 1 radio.

Meanwhile, French TV channel BFMTV, citing its sources, reported the arrest of the suspected arsonist. The suspect is a 40-year-old man previously included in the so-called 'S list' — a register of individuals posing a direct threat to national security.

According to preliminary information, the detained man was actively involved with far-left movement activities.