Principal and Teacher Shot at a School in Southern France

Following a shooting at a middle school in the city of Aubagne in southern France, a 53-year-old principal and a 37-year-old teacher were wounded.

A 53-year-old principal and a 37-year-old teacher were injured following a shooting in a secondary school in the city of Aubain in the south of France.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Anatoly, the Minister of Education of France, Edouard Geoffrey, announced on Monday that the director and one of the teachers of the middle school of Lacanal in the city of Ubayin were shot.

According to BFMTV channel, the principal of the school was injured in the right hip area and the teacher was injured in the thigh area.

A 14-year-old student of this school has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in the shooting, and a judicial investigation has been started with the charge of attempted murder. The mayor of O'Bain also announced that no student was injured in this incident.

The Minister of Education of France announced in a message that he went to this school with the Minister of Interior and a member of parliament. He called this incident an unacceptable act and called for a collective response to the spread of violence in French society.

According to local reports, this shooting had nothing to do with recent student protests in France, and the school was not affected by protest blockades.