Le Pen Calls for Macron's Resignation, Snap Elections

Amid the ongoing political crisis in France, the leader of the National Rally party, Marine Le Pen, has made a harsh statement, demanding the resignation not only of the newly appointed prime minister but also directly of President Emmanuel Macron.

According to her, the resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu indicates that the political system has reached a final deadlock. "We have reached the end of the road. There is no solution, and it will not appear tomorrow," Le Pen stated, emphasizing that it is impossible to overcome the crisis and ensure stable governance of the country with the current parliamentary composition.

As the only way out of the current situation, Le Pen called on President Macron to take a decisive step: dissolve the National Assembly and call for snap parliamentary elections.

"The only wise decision provided for by the constitution of the Fifth Republic under these circumstances is to return to the ballot boxes and let the French people decide the country's future path," she concluded.

It should be recalled that Macron has already resorted to snap parliamentary elections once, but their results further weakened his position in the National Assembly. Given the growing dissatisfaction with the ruling force, many experts are convinced that Macron does not have particularly high chances of success in the event of new elections either.