A patrol of the anti-terrorist device deployed in the town of Levallois Perret in Paris, France after the attacks of 2015, was run over by a vehicle and caused six wounded, although none is serious.
The French authorities are looking for the vehicle and do not rule out any clue at the moment about the motivation of their driver.
The events took place today at 8.30 am (6.30 GMT) near the town hall in the western suburbs of Paris. The Prefecture said that four soldiers were lightly injured and two more seriously, although their vital prognosis is not compromised.
At the moment it is unknown whether it is a voluntary action of terrorist motivation or an accident, he added. The mayor of the town, the conservative Patrick Balkany, told the station "France Info" that the "aggression" against the soldiers he described as "shameful" was "intolerable". The action comes four days after an 18-year-old man tried to penetrate with a knife at the Eiffel Tower to the cry of "Allah is Great."
The assailant, who was reduced by the police, had a permit in the psychiatric hospital where he was hospitalized and where he was admitted again after being examined by experts.
The Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office opened, however, an investigation for "attempted murder of a person holding a public authority in relation to a terrorist enterprise", and for "association of criminals for terrorist purposes", after his arrest ensured Contact with the jihadist Islamic State (EI) group.
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