Macron reduces the moment of virus with the wife after blames Russian accounts at first

French President He claimed that Emmanuel Macron argued that the photos of his wife, Brigitte, who pushed him away with both his hands on Monday, was a supportive campaign.

“My hands are Brigitte Bring #Macron to the face of public relations in #Hanoï: élysée initially denied the authenticity of the pictures, indicating the presence of a video created by AI and transferred by the pro -Russian accounts, before finally endorsing the sequence and evoking a moment of “collusion”, a publication from the French director, Brèves De Presse.

Although Macron’s office initially denied the authenticity of the photos, the Associated Press confirmed it later as real.

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His office continued to reduce the incident after the initial attempt to propose a supportive campaign of Russia to mislead.

His office said: “It was a moment when the president and his wife were mistaken last time before the start of the journey by horses around it. It is a moment of collusion. It was all required to give ammunition to the conspiracy theorists.”

Macron also He told reporters that only the couple were tearing.

He said: “We excel, but rather my wife,” adding that the accident was exaggerated in a “kind of geological disaster.”

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The video showed a man wearing a costume that opens the door of the plane while Macron was seen wearing a suit and standing at the entrance. Brigitte Macron’s arms – in red sleeves – can be seen and pushed Macron away, with one hand covering his mouth and part of his nose while the other was his jaw. The French president turned his head away, but suddenly noticed that news cameras were taking the moment. Smile quickly and wave before getting out of the door frame.

Later, Macron and his wife removed the plane stairs together. the French President He showed his arm, although the first lady – who was seen wearing the red jacket – did not stick to it.

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The video quickly went and was promoted mainly through the accounts accused of being hostile to the French leader.

Macron said: “For three weeks … There are people who have seen videos and believe that I have shared a cup of cocaine, that I fought with the Turkish president, and that I am now facing a home conflict with my wife,” Macron said. “Nothing of this is true. Everyone needs calm.”

Daniel Wallace from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.