Macron was walking through New York. He was blocked by a cavalcade of Trump

French President Emmanuel Macron because of traffic jams in New York – caused by the journey of the cavalcade of the US President Donald Trump – he had to cover part of the road with foot; Along the way, he called the American leader and photographed with passers -by – Portal Gross said on Tuesday.

The portal published staff from the return path of the French president from the conference, at which he officially recognized Palestine's statehood.

The car he was returning got stuck at the intersection due to the crossing of a group of cars with the President of the USA. In the published photos, Macron first talks to a policeman who apologizes for the difficulties and explains that the road is currently blocked.

The column of the President of France got stuck in a traffic jam in New York, because the police blocked the road for the column of the US president. What did Macron do? He called Trump and went on foot to the French Embassy ⤵️

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Standing at the intersection, Macron took advantage of the situation to call his American counterpart and joke this situation.

What's up? You know, I'm waiting on the street, because everything is blocked for you – he reported in a conversation.

After a few minutes, the street was unlocked, but only partially – only on foot was allowed. The recording shows the leader of France walking down the street and talking on the phone. On the next frames, he poses for a photo with a dark -haired woman; They are joined by a man who kisses him in an unexpected gesture. Macron calves down to protect, explaining that everything is fine and the couple leave.

The President of France is in New York at the UN General Assembly session. On Monday evening (Polish time) he took part in a conference on a two -state solution in the Middle East, officially announcing that France recognizes Palestine's statehood. On Tuesday, he participates in a meeting with business representatives and in bilateral meetings.

From Paris Anna Wróbel (PAP)

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