Macron Acknowledges Impact of Iran War on French Protests
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The French President acknowledged that the Iran war, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and rising fuel prices are the main reasons for the purchasing power crisis and increasing dissatisfaction in the country.
France's President Emmanuel Macron linked the country's massive protests and declining purchasing power of the United States war with Iran, which led to the blockade of the Strait of Ormuz and the rise in fuel prices.
French President Emmanuel Macron on the large-scale protests: The main reason for this purchasing power crisis is the war with Iran, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and the rise in fuel prices caused by these events
French President Emmanuel Macron on the large-scale protests: The main reason for this purchasing power crisis is the war with Iran, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and the rise in fuel prices caused by these events....
The French President said: The war against Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are the main factors exacerbating the purchasing power crisis and increasing social discontent in France. In the six months leading up to the presidential election, it is rare that such a protest movement is not related to these factors. This is not a tax increase, it is not a government decision, and it is not pension system reforms that have triggered this…
The French president made strange statements: "It is not a tax increase, it is not a government decision, and it is not pension system reforms that have triggered this social movement."
The French President acknowledged that the consequences of the war against Iran are the cause of the protests in that country.
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