Emmanuel Macron’s wax stole from the French Museum by activists

A waxy figure for French President Emmanuel Macron was stolen from a museum in Paris by environmental activists who disguise as employees.

Greenpeace activists entered the Griffin Museum, demonstrators of drivers before changing their clothes, covering the statue with a blanket and taking it through an emergency exit, as a French police source told Agence France -Presse.

The wax later appeared outside the Russian embassy, ​​where activists condemned Macron’s position towards French companies that are still dealing with Russia since their wide range of Ukraine.

Macron was one of the most supporters in Kiev, and he was a leading figure in European efforts to ensure a ceasefire.

The footage of the activists who put wax in front of the embassy showed along with signs and banners.

No arrests were made and the wax works, which are worth 40,000 euros (33,765 pounds, were recovered; $ 45,674).

Jean Frankua Juliard, President of Greenpis, France, told AFP that Paris “plays a double game” in support of Ukraine while allowing French companies to continue the imports of gas and fertilizers from Russia.

He said that Macron “embodies this double speech” and “must be the first” among European leaders who are banning trade contracts with Russian companies.

Analysis by BBC in May It showed that Russia has continued to achieve billions of fossil fuel exports to the West, including the European Union.

Russia has achieved more than 883 billion euros (740 billion pounds; 973 billion dollars) in the revenue of fossil fuel exports since the beginning of the full invasion of Ukraine in 2022, including 228 billion euros from the countries where sanctions, According to the Crea and Air Search Research Center (CREA).

Assad’s share, 209 billion euros (176 billion pounds, $ 238 billion), came from the European Union member states – from this number, came 17.9 billion euros (15.1 billion pounds; $ 20.4 billion) from France.

Russian estimates say that gas exports to Europe increased by up to 20 % in 2024, with LNG exports (LNG) reaching record levels. Currently, half of LNG exports in Russia go to the European Union.

In addition to providing military aid to Kev, France has also imposed a number of sanctions on Russia and Russian individuals since the war began in Ukraine.

Macron also warned of more sanctions against Moscow if it does not cooperate in efforts to negotiate the ceasefire.