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Vicky -Figur French President Emmanuel Macron was abducted from the Museum in Paris by environmental activists who changed his staff.
Greenpeace activists entered the Greek museum, presenting tourists before changing their clothes, illuminating the statue blanket and removing it through an emergency exit, AFP police source said.
Later, wax work appeared outside the Russian embassy, where the activists announced the attitude of Macron to French companies that continue to run a business with Russia since its full -scale invasion of Ukraine.
Macron was one of the most vocal supporters of Kiev and was a leading figure in European efforts to cease fire.
Activists who place wax work before the embassy together with signs and posters were shown in the shots.
Arishians were not conducted, and Waxwork worth 40,000 euros (33 765 pounds; $ 45 674) has not yet been restored.
Jean-François Juliard, head of Greenpeace France, said AFP that Paris “plays a double game” in support of Ukraine, allowing French companies to continue importing gas and fertilizers from Russia.
He said Macron “embodies this double discourse” and “should become the first” among European leaders to end with trade contracts with Russian companies.
BBC analysis in May It is shown that Russia continued to make billions of fossil fuel to the West, including the EU.
Russia Had Made more than € 883BN (£ 740bn; $ 973BN) In Revenue from Fossil Fuel Exports Since The Start of the Full-Scale Invason of Ukraine in 2022, Including € 228bn FROM COUNTRIESTE IT, According to the Energy and Clea Studies Center (Crea).
Lion’s share, 209 billion euros (£ 176 billion; $ 238), came from EU member states – from this figure, 17.9 billion pounds (£ 15.1 billion; $ 20.4 billion), came from France.
Russian estimates point out that gas exports to Europe increased to 20% in 2024, and exports of liquefied natural gas (BCG) reached a record level. Currently, half the exports of the Russian SPG go to the EU, says Crea.
As well as offering Kiev military aid, France also imposed a number of sanctions with Russia and Russian persons since the war in Ukraine began.
Macron also warned about further sanctions in Moscow if it does not cooperate in efforts to agree on ceasefire.
