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After Rail Network, Telecoms Installations Attacked In France Amid Olympics
Telecom installations belonging to French companies SFR and Bouygues Telecom have been vandalised, reported Le Parisien newspaper and BFM TV on Monday, citing unnamed sources.
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Activist Arrested In French Rail Sabotage Case Before Olympic Games Opening
A far-left activist has been arrested in connection with the sabotage attack on France's high-speed rail network last Friday, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on Monday.
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France Rail Chief Shares Big Update On Paralysed Train Networks, Service Resumption
France's national rail operator on Sunday said it had repaired damage caused by saboteurs that paralysed the train network hours before the Olympics opening ceremony, and normal services would resume on Monday.
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Passengers Struggle As France Suffers Second Day Of Sabotage Train Delays
Tens of thousands of rail passengers struggled through a second day of cancelled trains Saturday as investigators tracked saboteurs who paralysed the network just ahead of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
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French Rail Chief Says Trains To Run Normally From Monday After Sabotage
Traffic on France's high-speed rail network should be back to normal by Monday, Transport Minister Patrice Vergriete said after sabotaged signal stations and cables caused travel chaos on Friday, the opening day of the Olympic Games.
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Who Crippled France's Rail Network? 'Fake' Crowdstrike Worker Has An Answer
A tweet claiming responsibility for a global Microsoft outage triggered a meme fest on X. Today, the same man has returned with another post, this time taking credit for the chaos that ensued after three arson attacks on France's railways.
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'Fake' CrowdStrike Worker Takes Credit For French Rail Network Collapse
A tweet claiming responsibility for a global Microsoft outage triggered a meme fest on X. Today, the same man has returned with another post, this time taking credit for the chaos that ensued after three arson attacks on France's railways.
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France Railway Attacks Force New UK PM To Change Olympics Travel Plan
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer changed his travel plans to get to the Olympics on Friday after Eurostar trains were disrupted due to sabotage attacks against French rail networks, Downing Street said.
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Sabotage, Fires Across France Rail Network Ahead Of Olympics Opening: 10 Facts
Paris is decked up to host a grand opening ceremony later today for the 2024 Olympics, but went into a tizzy after the rail network was crippled by "malicious acts".
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French Rail Network "Sabotaged" Ahead Of Olympics, 8 Lakh People Affected
"This is a massive attack on a large scale to paralyse the TGV network," SNCF told AFP, adding that many routes will have to be cancelled and the situation would last "at least all weekend while repairs are conducted".
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French President Francois Hollande vows to fight 'pessimism', says economy recovering
President Francois Hollande vowed on Sunday to fight France's deep-rooted "pessimism" in the face of a struggling economy, while admitting the country's rail network should be better maintained after a deadly derailment.
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After Rail Network, Telecoms Installations Attacked In France Amid Olympics
Telecom installations belonging to French companies SFR and Bouygues Telecom have been vandalised, reported Le Parisien newspaper and BFM TV on Monday, citing unnamed sources.
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Activist Arrested In French Rail Sabotage Case Before Olympic Games Opening
A far-left activist has been arrested in connection with the sabotage attack on France's high-speed rail network last Friday, Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on Monday.
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France Rail Chief Shares Big Update On Paralysed Train Networks, Service Resumption
France's national rail operator on Sunday said it had repaired damage caused by saboteurs that paralysed the train network hours before the Olympics opening ceremony, and normal services would resume on Monday.
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Passengers Struggle As France Suffers Second Day Of Sabotage Train Delays
Tens of thousands of rail passengers struggled through a second day of cancelled trains Saturday as investigators tracked saboteurs who paralysed the network just ahead of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
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French Rail Chief Says Trains To Run Normally From Monday After Sabotage
Traffic on France's high-speed rail network should be back to normal by Monday, Transport Minister Patrice Vergriete said after sabotaged signal stations and cables caused travel chaos on Friday, the opening day of the Olympic Games.
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Who Crippled France's Rail Network? 'Fake' Crowdstrike Worker Has An Answer
A tweet claiming responsibility for a global Microsoft outage triggered a meme fest on X. Today, the same man has returned with another post, this time taking credit for the chaos that ensued after three arson attacks on France's railways.
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'Fake' CrowdStrike Worker Takes Credit For French Rail Network Collapse
A tweet claiming responsibility for a global Microsoft outage triggered a meme fest on X. Today, the same man has returned with another post, this time taking credit for the chaos that ensued after three arson attacks on France's railways.
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France Railway Attacks Force New UK PM To Change Olympics Travel Plan
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer changed his travel plans to get to the Olympics on Friday after Eurostar trains were disrupted due to sabotage attacks against French rail networks, Downing Street said.
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Sabotage, Fires Across France Rail Network Ahead Of Olympics Opening: 10 Facts
Paris is decked up to host a grand opening ceremony later today for the 2024 Olympics, but went into a tizzy after the rail network was crippled by "malicious acts".
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French Rail Network "Sabotaged" Ahead Of Olympics, 8 Lakh People Affected
"This is a massive attack on a large scale to paralyse the TGV network," SNCF told AFP, adding that many routes will have to be cancelled and the situation would last "at least all weekend while repairs are conducted".
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French President Francois Hollande vows to fight 'pessimism', says economy recovering
President Francois Hollande vowed on Sunday to fight France's deep-rooted "pessimism" in the face of a struggling economy, while admitting the country's rail network should be better maintained after a deadly derailment.
