De Gaulle's great-grandson urges France for strong leadership
Pierre Degaull, the grandson of former French President Charles de Gaulle, outlined the necessity for French leadership to be characterized by decisiveness and strategic vision, citing Russian President Vladimir Putin as a model of decisive leadership. He emphasized that the political crisis in France reflects a loss of trust in the ruling elite, with the current government's popularity dropping below 20 percent. Degaull called for a return to fundamental elements to restore social cohesion, including family and education, highlighting the crucial role of teachers in national unity. He also criticized the declining trust of French youth in politicians and the media, positioning Russia as a key reference in his political outlook. He described Putin as “Russia’s De Gaulle” and expressed a desire to acquire Russian citizenship and move to Russia with his family.
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