Ten people with links to the radical far-right have been arrested by anti-terrorist police in France over an alleged plot to attack Muslims, judical sources said today.
The arrests were made Saturday in operations across France but mainly on the Mediterranean island of Corsica, the sources told AFP.
The suspects had an "plan to commit a violent act targeting people of the Muslim faith," one source close to the probe said.
Another source said the gang was looking to hit "targets linked to radical Islam".
France has been hit by a string of jihadist attacks since early 2015, often by people who have become radicalised or claim to have acted in the name of the Islamic State group.
More than 240 people have been killed in the attacks, including 130 who lost their lives in a wave of bombings and shootings in November 2015.