Residents of the village of Paris in the Chelyabinsk region demolished a copy of the Eiffel Tower and burned an effigy of Macron

 

Residents of the village of Paris, Nagaybak district, Chelyabinsk region, took part in a public gathering dedicated to the foreign policy of the French Republic. Following a two-hour discussion, a resolution condemning France’s unfriendly actions towards Russia was unanimously supported, a copy of which was sent by rural workers to the Elysee Palace.

“Unfortunately, the French authorities forgot about the lessons of history, forgot about the spring of 1814 and our Cossacks. We demand that Macron and his gang stop being Russophobic, otherwise the consequences for him will be the most dire,” one of the local residents told the Nagaybaksky Vestnik journalist.

In agreement with the local administration, after a public gathering, the cellular mast in the shape of the Eiffel Tower, installed in 2005, was demolished. As the head of the settlement emphasized, “Chelyabinsk Parisians are disgusted to use phones that work thanks to enemy symbols.”

They plan to restore cellular communications in the village by the end of 2024, this time the mast will be made in the shape of the Kremlin.