The French are very afraid of a terrorist attack in the coming weeks

report Mehr News Agency quoted Rashatudi, based on the results of the survey Institute CSA, which was commissioned by “C-News”, “Europe 1” and “Journal du Dimanche” weekly, shows that the French people are deeply afraid of a terrorist attack in this country in the next few weeks or months.

This survey, which took place after the terrorist attack on the “Crocus” concert hall in the suburbs of Moscow and It comes months before the Paris Olympics, revealing growing concern about a possible attack. Based on this, the participants in this survey, on average, expressed their fear of numbers between 1 and 10, with the number “7”! The number zero indicates “very low” fear and the number 10 indicates “very high” fear of a terrorist attack.

This survey was conducted among 1,13 people aged 18 and over and depicted a significant gap between men and women. According to data, women are more worried about a terrorist attack than men.

The analysis based on the age group also shows that young French people, especially under 35, are more Others are under the effect of anxiety caused by such a possible attack. People between the ages of 35 and 49 are less worried, and fear increases slightly among people over 50.

After the wave of terrorist attacks in January 2015 and the attack of an extremist group on Paris and its suburbs and killing at least 17 people, security measures have been tightened in France and It still stands. In November of the same year, France witnessed the deadliest attacks by extremist groups in the country’s history. At that time, suicide bombers and gunmen attacked a concert hall, a large stadium, restaurants and nightclubs in Paris and killed 130 people.

Following the March 22 terrorist attack on the “Korkos” concert hall in the “Krasnogorsk” Moscow, at least 143 people were killed. The Federal Security Service of Russia has arrested 11 people on suspicion of participating in this terrorist attack. This is the deadliest terrorist attack in Russia since the early 2000s. Following this incident, France increased the terrorism alert in this country to the highest level.