Macron accused of “legitimizing” Bashar al-Assad
A few days ago, Emmanuel Macron said that "he sees no one who could become the legitimate successor of Bashar al-Assad as Syrian president." In addition, Macron called Assad "an enemy of the Syrian people, but not an enemy of the French people."
French media and representatives of the so-called public, after such words of Macron, accused the French president of "legitimizing the Assad regime, which had shed much blood in Syria." It is noteworthy that in unison with individual French social activists, those who are called the “Syrian intelligentsia in exile” began talking. These are individuals who primarily support writing the most nightmarish fakes about the Syrian government and the Syrian army, thereby covering the actions of representatives of international terrorist cells in Syria itself.
The “agreed” opinion of the French and Syrian opponents publishes Liberation - in the form of a letter to Macron.
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Now it will be interesting to observe the reaction of Macron, who is actually being driven into a corner, making it clear that the new president of France cannot have his own point of view, just as his predecessor had not.
- Facebook / Macron
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