RUSSIA THREATENS MARCH TO PARIS
Russia threatens to 'march on Paris' as all-out WW3 fears erupt
The full-blooded attack appeared to be in response to some unflattering comments recently made by the Élysée Palace resident about Vladimir Putin.
By
John Varga, World News Reporter
10:28, Tue, Aug 26, 2025 Updated: 10:46, Tue, Aug 26, 2025
Putin was left unamused by Macron's comments. (Image: Getty)
Russia has issued a terrifying warning to France as tensions between the two countries threaten to explode. The French President is the latest Western leader to be singled out for rough treatment by Kremlin propagandists and to become "public enemy number one".
The full blooded attack appeared to be in response to some unflattering comments made recently by the Élysée Palace resident about
Vladimir Putin. During an interview with the French TV news network LCI,
Emmanuel Macron called Putin "a predator and an ogre at our doorstep." The remarks seemingly went down like a lead balloon with the sensitive Kremlin tyrant, who unleashed his propaganda hounds on the unfortunate Macron.
Vladimir Solovyov has relished his role as the Putin regime's top attack dog, frequently laying into
Donald Trump, NATO, and Western leaders in general with an undying zeal. Appearing on his TV show, he took aim at Macron and didn't hold back as he launched into yet another vicious rant.
Once again referencing deep Russian grievances about Nato expansion, the Kremlin stooge said: "Originally, back in December 2021, we stated that NATO moving closer to our borders was unacceptable.
"I remember the video where Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, after a hockey match, is talking to Pavel Zarubin (journalist) and says: 'Look, we understand what they're doing. They're building Nato infrastructure at our borders.'
"What if missiles are launched from Kharkiv?, asked the TV hack. "And now they're saying: 'We'll be at your borders, we'll send Nato troops there. That's why we'll be on Champs-Elysées. And Macron will be polishing the boots of a Russian officer."
NATO leaders have been discussing security guarantees for a postwar
Ukraine, following Trump's Alaska summit with Putin.
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