Results: With the Olympics just days away, France prepares for biggest security operation in the country's history

These 2-24 Games will see the biggest security operation in French history, officials said, with 45,000 police officers and gendarmes on duty Friday and 35,000 working every day after during the competition. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin told France 2 Television on Sunday that there were no specific, detailed threats made against the opening ceremony, and confirmed it would go ahead as planned on the Seine. Do you predict there will be any security threats or issues during the Olympics?

Friday's opening ceremony will be the first of its kind held outside the confines of a stadium, bringing a unique set of security challenges. The 10,500-athlete, 90-boat flotilla will travel a 3½-mile route down the Seine through the middle of Paris. Are you planning on watching the 2024 Olympic opening ceremony?