True Verification: Macron, Mers and Stemer were caught in the intake of cocaine?
AdvertisementOn social networks, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Mers and British Prime Minister Kyir Stremer have been caught in the intake of cocaine during the Kiev trip.
There is a video in the center of the allegations that shows themselves greeting themselves on the Poland train to Ukraine, re -confirming their support for the country before meeting with President Volodimir Jelenski.
Social networking users say that the white substance near the Macron Class is a bag of cocaine, which is an emergency, and that the next to Merce’s hand is a sniff spoon.
These allegations were from the highest interest in the Russian government and the Foreign Ministry spokesman Maria Jagarova came to be the “drug addict” on her official telegraph channel.
“Apparently, they forgot to remove their tools (bag and spoon) before journalists arrive,” he said.
The wide case of Russian advertising
But these allegations have all the attributes of being part of a wide Russian false information campaign designed to undermine the credibility of Ukraine and its allies.
The Elisha Palace announced on X, the cocoa bag is just a paper scarf, and the “fake news” is scattered by the enemies of France in the country and abroad.
“When European unity is inconvenience, a simple scarf goes to look like a drug,” the Presidential Office said.
A German government spokesperson said the allegations were “ridiculous” and that the center of Ukraine’s false information was classified as an uncomfortable case of the Russian campaign.
“To make the absurd absurdity, the Russian Foreign Ministry joined the false information, with its official spokesman Maria Zagarova publicly echoed in public,” he said. “This is another example of how Russia uses propaganda tactics rather than adopting diplomacy.”
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AdvertisementA site called “Global Euronevs” uses a similar name for Euronevas, and to justify its false information, sharing the story like others like Eurasia Daily and Pravda.Ru.
In the extreme right-wing personality of false stories, British anti-Islamic activist Tommy Robinson (known for his real name, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) and the American conspiracy radio and theorist are now trying to hide the story.
However, it is evident that the objects that caused controversy are against anything related to drugs, the paper scarf and a kind of Peter.
“It looks like a scarf or napkin and looks like a small line,” said Professor Katriana Matson Eurovaropifi, Professor Consumption at String Company. “There are no signs of cocaine.”
AdvertisementThe video of the meeting was recorded and shared by the Associated Press and Agency France-Press.
Since then, other accounts have shared images of adulterated images, and the scarf is trying to look like a cocaine bag, but these are part of the false announcement campaign.
AdvertisementThe table considers a very red dye compared to the original video, and the cocaine bag looks so bright compared to the original. The next glass was digitally transformed into dust.
The British government did not respond to our demands for comment.
– Irina Shelutkova contributed to this report.
