On the pretext of walking, came to the museum, picked up the wax statue of the president and walked … Who stole the statue of Macron in Paris?
According to news agency Reuters, Greenpeace activists stole a wax statue of President Macron from Grawin Museum and installed it under a demonstration in front of the Russian Embassy in Paris. This protest was done against France’s ongoing business relations with Russia despite the Ukraine War.
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Wax effigy of stolen macra (photo: Reuters)
The Wax Statue of French President Emmanuel Macron was stolen from a famous Wax Museum in Paris yesterday. According to the report of news agency AFP, the workers of the environmental organization Greenpeace are being told behind this incident.
This wax statue of Macron was installed in the Grevin Museum in 2018 and has been a major political attraction in this historic museum in France. According to sources, two women and a male tourist entered the museum and went out with the statue of the emergency exit.
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Why did the statches of macros stolen?
According to news agency Reuters, Greenpeace activists stole a wax statue of President Macron from Grawin Museum and installed it under a demonstration in front of the Russian Embassy in Paris. This protest was done against France’s ongoing business relations with Russia despite the Ukraine War.
‘France playing double game’
Jean-Francois Juliard, the head of Greenpeace France, said, ‘France is playing double game for us. Emmanuel Macron symbolizes this double attitude- on the one hand they support Ukraine and on the other hand they allow French companies to continue trade from Russia.
‘Macron becomes a special responsibility’
He said that the activists targeted President Macron because their special responsibility is made. They should first end the business contract with Russia among European leaders. Significantly, France has been the most vocal supporter of Ukraine since the attack on Ukraine by Russia in February 2022. President Macron has played an important role towards strengthening Europe’s shared attitude.
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