Charlie Hebdo depicted Macron in the image of a puppy glooming Putin's hand

The French satirical weekly magazine Charlie Hebdo has published another caricature of the new president of France Emmanuel Macron. This time, the head of state was depicted in the form of a puppy biting the hand of Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

The drawing was released on the pages of the magazine under the heading "Macron accepted Putin", RIA Novosti reports. In a caricature, the Russian president stands with a dissatisfied face in an official suit, while a puppy with a red -eyed head of Macron is glooming his hand. “Lie on the spot,” the head of the Russian Federation says the creature depicted on the caricature.

Putin visited France on May 29, where he held his first official meeting with the new French president. The Russian leader visited the exhibition in Versailles in honor of the 300th anniversary of Peter I's visit to France, and also visited the Russian spiritual and cultural center in Paris.

Lying in place: Charlie Hebdo depicted Macron with a puppy biting Putin https://t.co/k1ktlrp9e pic.twitter.com/ai6peobnbu

- RIA Novosti (@rianru) June 1, 2017

Leaders discussed the situation around Syria, Ukraine, DPRK and terrorism. During a joint press conference of the heads of the two countries, following the results of closed negotiations, Macron called the Russian RT channel and the Sputnik information agency "for false propaganda authorities." The day after that, the head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, called on the president of France and German Chancellor Angela Merkel not to blame the Russian media in slander, but instead visit Chechnya "in search of truth."

By the way, the Chechen leader himself also turned out to be the object of Charlie Hebdo satire in the midst of discussing the resonant topic of gay persecution in Chechnya. In April, the publication released a series of caricatures called "Hunt for Gays in Chechnya." One of them depicts a person who looks like Kadyrov, with a penis in his mouth.

After a month and a half, the prosecutor's office of the Shali district of Chechnya demanded to block access on the Internet to drawings and caricatures in support of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. The supervisory department considered that these images insult the religious feelings of believers and can serve as inciting national enmity.

During the presidential election in France, Charlie Hebdo repeatedly published cartoons on Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron, who is 24 years older than his husband. The French leader met his future wife when he was 15 years old.

In April, after the first round of the presidential election in France, the satirical magazine released a caricature, in the left corner of which was the inscription "Macron -Favorite". In the foreground, the author of the drawing depicted the wife of a politician addressing him: "Put your (windbreaker) K-Way, my kitten." Macron was drawn behind his wife with a hand hidden behind his back.

By the second round, the magazine depicted Macron and his rival for elections, candidate from the National Front party Marine Le Pen in the form of dogs. In the figure under the heading "Macron in the Champs Elysees ..." The leader of the movement "forward" was presented in the image of a contented poodle. Next to him was Le Pen in the form of a small sad bulldog. “Marin, in place,” said Poodle. “Gav,” answered Bulldog.