Macron-Meloni Viral Video: French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni in Paris, where iran And there was an important discussion regarding the Strait of Hormuz. However, a video of their meeting quickly went viral for a different reason.
In the video, during a normal greeting, suddenly a strange situation happened, due to which Meloni appeared surprised. This unusual public hug between the two leaders became a topic of discussion on social media and people started debating their body language.
What are people commenting on social media?
Users gave different reactions to this on social media. One user wrote, “Macron is going to get a special surprise at home”, while another user said, “I think his wife is going to beat him today at night”, while another user wrote, “It looked as if I was kissing my cat.”
What’s in the video?
In the video, Macron tries to hug Melonie and also brings his cheek close to her cheek. Seeing this, Melonie becomes very uncomfortable and moves her body back. After this, when both of them go ahead, Macron tries to place his hand on Maloney’s waist, which Maloney removes and shakes hands with.
What was the meeting regarding Iran war?
Amidst all this, France and Britain have announced a plan to lead a multinational mission for maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz. This mission will be defensive and will be deployed only after permanent peace is established in the area.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President Macron confirmed this initiative during international talks in Paris. Its objective is to continue uninterrupted trade through this important sea route. This conference was mostly organized through video conference, in which representatives of 49 countries of Europe and Asia participated. Heads of state and government of many countries were also included in it. The special thing is that America and Iran did not participate in this meeting, because both are directly involved in this conflict.
How did Iran’s action increase world concern?
Iran had blockaded this route after the war with America and Israel started on February 28, due to which there was increased concern about inflation, fuel shortage and food supply around the world. However, markets got some relief when Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on Friday that the Strait of Hormuz will remain open to all commercial vessels as long as the ceasefire continues.
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