The far right, this movement that uses violence to defend an extreme right ideology

The attack in Trappes and La Verrière on October 23, which resulted in one death and four serious injuries, highlights the threat of the far-right in France. The suspect, Kevin T., admitted to targeting individuals based on their perceived Muslim, African, or North African identity. He had materials at home indicating his ideological alignment with the National Rally (RN). His choice of Trappes was influenced by his belief that the area was a hub for Islamists, echoing remarks made by RN leader Jordan Bardella in 2021. Prosecutor Olivier Christen classified Kevin T. as part of the violent far-right radical segment, which is distinct from mainstream far-right political groups. This classification, established by French intelligence in 1994, focuses on violent elements within the far-right, allowing for targeted surveillance.