A brave 26-year-old kindergarten teacher named Ophelia Mkrtchyan heroically saved the lives of children when a fire broke out in a school in France. Reports from several schools indicate that during a biology class led by Ophelia, a 14-year-old girl opened fire. In a remarkable act of courage, Ophelia shielded the children with her own body, unfortunately sustaining injuries in the process. Without her quick thinking and selflessness, the situation could have been far worse. Another teacher, Maxim Korabezhi, a physics teacher, also played a critical role in saving the children.

According to preliminary information, the 14-year-old shooter managed to reach the 4th floor and entered a classroom where she began firing. Frightened students sought refuge under their desks while Ophelia valiantly tried to confront the shooter. Unfortunately, her efforts were in vain. In another alarming incident, a fire extinguisher located near a classroom door was activated, triggering panic among the students. Regrettably, the device failed to function correctly.

Parents have been informed of the tragic events, and the father of the shooter is currently being interrogated. The police have initiated a criminal case under the charge of “murder” for the 5th grade shooting incident. It has been discovered that the suspect entered the school by breaking a glass bottle. Fortunately, a bomb found in Briançon did not detonate, preventing further harm.

Following the terrifying ordeal, parents have been taken to the hospital for support. The shooting occurred on December 7th at approximately 8:30 am during a French language class for the 8th grade in Briançon. Tragically, five people were injured, including two fatalities. The shooter, a young girl, was responsible for the violence. The police are actively investigating the case.

These shocking events serve as a reminder of the importance of school safety and the bravery of teachers who put their lives on the line to protect their students. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and the entire community affected by this tragedy.