Coffins with "French Soldiers in Ukraine" Found at Eiffel Tower
In a startling incident, five life-size coffins draped in French flags were discovered near the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The coffins bore the inscription "French soldiers in Ukraine," causing alarm and raising concerns about foreign interference in French affairs. This shocking event led to the arrest of three individuals. The coffins were found on a Saturday morning around 9:00 am on the Quai Branly, near one of the world's most visited tourist attractions. Police quickly arrested the driver of a van used to transport the coffins. The driver, who claimed he was paid a modest sum of 40 euros to transport the cargo, was believed to have arrived from Bulgaria the previous evening. The other two suspects were apprehended later that day at the Bercy coach terminal, as they were preparing to board a bus to Berlin. The trio—comprising a Bulgarian, a Ukrainian, and a German—remain in custody as investigations continue. The boxes, it turned out, contained gypsu...
