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No, Macron Is Not Planning to Trigger a War With Russia to Stay in Power

Claims circulating online that Macron would lead France into war with Russia to postpone elections and remain in power are not supported by France's constitution, according to a Euronews fact-check.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: es

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

Claims circulating on the internet allege that French President Emmanuel Macron plans to lead France into a war with Russia in order to postpone elections and remain in power, according to a fact-check published by Euronews.

The report states that such a scenario is not feasible under the French constitution, which does not provide a mechanism for a president to indefinitely delay elections through the pretext of external conflict.

The fact-check addresses a claim that has been spreading online, without attributing it to a specific verified source or event that would substantiate the allegation.

Euronews' reporting frames the claim as unsupported by France's constitutional framework governing presidential terms and elections.

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