A 15-year-old student attacked classmates in a Nantes high school, leaving one dead and three injured before being restrained by teachers.
A fatal stabbing occurred at a high school in Nantes, western France, on Wednesday, resulting in the death of one student and injuries to three others, police have confirmed.
The suspect, a 15-year-old student at the school, was quickly subdued by teachers before law enforcement arrived at the scene. Authorities stated that, at this stage, there is no indication of a terrorist motive behind the attack.
The identities of the victims have not yet been made public, and an investigation into the circumstances and motive of the attack is underway. Local officials and crisis teams have been deployed to support the students and staff affected by the incident.
Incidents of school violence in France are rare but have prompted growing debate over security and youth mental health in recent years.
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