...

...

Home / Videos / World News / Macron Snubbed By Another African Nation; Quake-hit Morocco 'Won't Accept' French Aid

Macron Snubbed By Another African Nation; Quake-hit Morocco 'Won't Accept' French Aid

Published on Sept 13, 2023 10:18 pm IST

President Emmanuel Macron said that discussions about the state of French-Moroccan relations over aid for earthquake victims should "cease". This comes as Morocco is yet to accept French offers of help. The French President addressed the Moroccan public in a video message, saying Paris was ready to provide help in the recovery from devastating earthquake if King Mohammed VI accepts France's offer. Watch this video to know more.

RELATED VIDEOS

When US loses on battlefield, then Trump's forces bomb civilians instead?

Iran sees Qeshm as proof: When US loses on battlefield, then Trumps forces bomb civilians instead?

Published on Jul 31, 2026 02:27 pm IST

Can MBS’ maritime defense alliance stop Houthi missiles?

Can MBS’ maritime defense alliance stop Houthi missiles from turning Red Sea tankers into fireballs?

Published on Jul 31, 2026 02:25 pm IST

Missile on NATO's soil becomes proof that starving Kyiv of defense is dangerous?

Missile on NATO soil becomes Poland’s proof that starving Ukraine of air defense is a deadly game

Published on Jul 31, 2026 08:41 am IST

Is Kim Jong Un helping Russia to hunt Ukrainian cities?

Is Kim Jong Un helping Russia to hunt Ukrainian cities? Zelensky claims, ‘North Korean missiles...

Published on Jul 31, 2026 08:37 am IST

US fears Iran attack on Trump's plane? Boeing loses $3 billion on next…

As Iran-linked media circulate a chilling “how to kill Melania Trump” video and U.S. agents reassess threats to presidential travel, Boeing has taken a fresh $280‑million hit on the VC‑25B Air Force One program, pushing its losses past $3 billion under Trump’s demanding specs for tougher defensive tech and certification.

Published on Jul 30, 2026 08:06 pm IST

'Just 1 village…': Netanyahu fools Trump in US, sabotages Lebanon peace plan?

A US‑brokered plan to start Israeli withdrawals from southern Lebanon via “pilot zones” is off to a painfully slow start, with only Zawtar al‑Gharbiyeh freed so far and Israeli leaders vowing troops will stay in the security zone “as long as necessary.”

Published on Jul 30, 2026 08:02 pm IST