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French President Emmanuel Macron said that the country's recent riots were being used by foreign countries for political purposes, and accused some foreign leaders of disliking France. Macron told reporters during his visit to Qatar on Wednesday: “There were no obvious signs of foreign intervention in these incidents themselves, but information manipulation from abroad occurred afterwards.” Macron did not name, but hinted that US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were campaign articles about events in France. Trump's political party is under pressure ahead of the midterm elections, while Netanyahu will face a general election in the next few days.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said that the country's recent riots were being used by foreign countries for political purposes, and accused some foreign leaders of disliking France. Macron told reporters during his visit to Qatar on Wednesday: “There were no obvious signs of foreign intervention in these incidents themselves, but information manipulation from abroad occurred afterwards.” Macron did not name, but hinted that US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were campaign articles about events in France. Trump's political party is under pressure ahead of the midterm elections, while Netanyahu will face a general election in the next few days.
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