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The article addresses the distortion and falsification of video clips allegedly documenting riots in Paris following France's loss to Spain in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup. It has been revealed that these clips actually date back to earlier unrest in May 2026, after Paris Saint-Germain won the UEFA Champions League, and are not directly related to the France-Spain match. Accounts affiliated with the European far-right have circulated misleading narratives, claiming that the recent wave of violence is linked to immigrants. However, investigations have shown that the disturbances were limited in scope, primarily led by French fans, and were not connected to immigrants or Muslims. Instead, they occurred within the context of previous unrest in the city.
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