The teaching assistant was killed in a stab outside the France School

Officials say that the teaching assistant died after a student stabbed him outside a school in Nogant, northeast of France.

Haute-Marne said that the 31-year-old educational assistant was stabbed on Tuesday morning outside the Francois Dolito intermediate school, where the pupils’ bags were examined by the police.

The French media reported that the suspect was detained, as Prime Minister Francois Bayro said the student was 14 years old.

French President Emmanuel Macron said that the teaching assistant was “a victim of a meaningless wave of violence” and announced that “the nation is in mourning.”

Through the parties, politicians condemned the attack and called for more action against the crime of the knife.

Local media reported that the suspect was not previously known to the police and the motivation behind the attack is still not certain.

Bayro and French Minister of Education Elizabeth Borni said the teaching assistant was stabbed by a student.

Burni said that she would travel to Nogant to visit the school, adding, “I praise the composure and dedication of those who acted to curb the attacker.”

Bayro wrote on social media that “our thoughts come out” to the “little boy” of the victim, the family, loved ones and the entire educational community.

“The threat of amazing weapons among our children has become extremely important,” said Bayro.

Politicians have invited opposition to the government to take more measures.

Marine Le Pen, the leader of the right -wing National Rally (RN), denounced what she described as “calm from the hole, which is encouraged by indifference from the public authorities to put an end to it.”

“No week does not pass without a tragedy hitting a school,” she wrote on social media.

Jordan Barilla, RN president, criticized Macron for what Bardela said was a “denial” of “brutality”, as she seized the comments made by Macron during the weekend.

Speaking on Saturday before the United Nations Conference on the oceans, Macron said that “he does not want either the government or parliament to surrender to the comfort of a moment,” and criticized those “who want to make people forget the struggle for the climate” and “prefer, at the same time, washing the brain than invading the country and the latest news.”

There were other knife attacks in schools. Last October, a The teacher was killed during an attack in a school In the northern city of Aras.

After a A secondary school was stabbed in Nantes in AprilBayro called for “intensifying the controls placed around and inside schools.”

At the end of April, the Ministry of National Education stated that 94 brave weapons were seized since March in 958 random checks in schools.

“It is impossible to be more vigilant 24 hours a day. We cannot say that every student represents a threat or threat, otherwise we will never get out of the bed in the morning,” said Jean Remy Gerrard, President of the National Secondary Schools Union.