In France, the Council of State approved the route determined by the government for the Yellow Vest protest in Paris

According to local media reports, the Council of State made its decision regarding the march route to be followed during the Yellow Vest protests in Paris.

The Council of State annulled the decision of the lower court, which approved the march to be held between the historical Bastille and Nation Squares, as requested by the unions.

The Council of State decided that the action route would be organized between Bagnolet Gate and Charenton Gate on the ring road route, as requested by local authorities.

The march route during the Yellow Vest protest in Paris on October 17 also created controversy. While the court in Paris approved the action route that the unions objected to and determined by the police, the march was held on the Porte d'Italie-Porte de Vincennes route.

After October 17 and October 24, Yellow Vests are preparing to take to the streets today against the high cost of living and high fuel prices.

Approximately 70 thousand law enforcement officers are expected to work throughout the country within the scope of the actions.

More than a thousand people were injured, while more than 3 thousand workplaces were damaged or looted during the Yellow Vest protest, which occasionally involved violence. The government tightened security measures, including partial curfews, in response to the protests.