France prepares "exceptional security measures" to receive Pope Leo XIV
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France prepares "exceptional security measures" to receive Pope Leo XIV

Expresso3 September 2026 at 23:48

The French Government announced it will mobilize up to 15,000 security force members for Pope Leo XIV's visit, scheduled for the end of September. This is described as an exceptional security deployment, aimed at ensuring the protection of the pontiff during his journey to French territory.

The French authorities assure that no specific terrorist threats against the event have been identified. Despite this absence of concrete alerts, the high number of agents mobilized reflects the scale and importance attributed to the papal visit by the authorities in Paris.

Pope Leo XIV, whose pontificate represents a still relatively recent period, is thus expected in France at a time that the authorities consider sensitive from a security standpoint, thus justifying the exceptional deployment prepared for the occasion.

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