President Emmanuel Macron Hiding ‘COCAINE BAG’ During Ukraine Trip, French Media Says ‘Absurd’: VIRAL VIDEO HERE

A recent viral video allegedly showing French President Emmanuel Macron with a suspicious white bag during his visit to Ukraine has sparked a wave of controversy and speculation online. The video, reportedly captured during a train ride from Poland to Ukraine, has fueled widespread allegations that Macron, along with German opposition leader Friedrich Merz and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, were involved in drug use.

Macron Allegedly Caught With White Powder

In the now-viral clip circulating across various platforms, the leaders are seen seated around a table. A small plastic bag containing white powder and a metallic spoon are briefly visible. According to viewers, Macron allegedly pockets the bag while Merz appears to quickly conceal what many online users suggest is a “coke spoon” or straw.

WATCH THE VIRAL VIDEO:

NEW: French media is shutting down social media rumors that French President Emmanuel Macron was caught with a bag of cocaine during a trip to Ukraine.

The moment was caught during a train ride from Poland to Ukraine when reporters entered the room.

Macron was meeting with the… pic.twitter.com/RMoKQ5VkUt

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 11, 2025

The scene unfolded as reporters entered the room, adding to the suspicion and buzz on social media. Some users claimed the moment seemed too calculated to be innocent, although no solid proof has surfaced.

French Media Responds to Allegations

Despite the uproar, the French media outlet Libération has dismissed the allegations, stating that there is “no evidence” to back the claims. According to the outlet, Macron was holding a handkerchief, and the object in Merz’s hand was simply a “stirrer.”

“Any other suggestion is a conspiracy theory,” the publication declared, attempting to put the rumors to rest.

Russian Minister’s Spokeswoman Amplifies Accusation

Adding fuel to the fire, Turkiye Today, a Turkish news outlet, reported that Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova accused Macron, Merz, and Starmer of using drugs during their Ukraine visit. She referenced the same viral video to support her claim.

No Official Verification Yet

The Daily Guardian has stated that it has not independently verified the authenticity or content of the video. Meanwhile, the French media continues to label the narrative as baseless and “absurd.”

As of now, none of the three leaders have publicly addressed the allegations. The incident continues to trend widely, with opinions split between skepticism and concern.