
Irish journalist Chey Bowes criticized French President Emmanuel Macron on social network X for demonstrating the testing of the M51.3 strategic ballistic missile amid internal problems in France.
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France tested the M51.3 strategic ballistic missile from the nuclear submarine Le Vigilant.
Irish journalist Chey Bowes sharply commented on the publication of French President Emmanuel Macron, which contains footage of the testing of the new M51.3 strategic ballistic missile. He shared his thoughts on his page on the social network X.
“While France burns, Macron enjoys launching a ballistic missile from the nuclear submarine Le Vigilant,” he wrote.

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