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France accuses enemies of spreading fake news after 'cocaine bag' claims
President Emmanuel Macron's office has accused France's enemies of spreading fake news by suggesting that he and other European leaders had taken drugs on a train during a visit to Kyiv. Video footage published online showed Macron sitting at a table in a train compartment with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
A bizarre conspiracy that European leaders snorted cocaine en route to critical Ukraine talks has been roundly ridiculed by ...
The French president was traveling by train with the leaders of Germany and the U.K. to Kyiv, Ukraine, in May 2025.
PARIS: Condemning “fake news” and accusing Russia of seeking to undermine efforts to bring peace to Ukraine, France has slammed false claims on social media that European leaders including President ...
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday denounced claims of European leaders taking drugs together on a train to Ukraine ...
France is consulting with partners on how to potentially support Ukraine in its struggle with Russia with troops, French ...
The French and Ukrainian presidents have a particular bond, built on a common goal of protecting Ukraine and deflecting ...
While France hasn’t called out anyone specifically, said Russian official, foreign ministry spokesperson, Maria Zakharova, ...
A video showing French President Emmanuel Macron on a train with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor ...
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