Fake In Paris, a bridge was allegedly renamed in honor of the Red Army
Social networks add that the city authorities of Paris allegedly decided to rename the Aval Bridge to the Red Army Bridge.
“The corresponding decision was made to pay tribute to the Red Army and its important role in the victory over Nazi Germany”, propaganda resources say.
Fact-checkers of the StopFake project write that journalists from the French media TF1 submitted a request to the Paris City Council about plans to rename it.
They denied the information and noted that the Paris City Council did not make any decision on a new name for the bridge, especially in honor of the Red Army. They haven't even considered this issue, although city council members regularly consider proposals to rename buildings and streets in the city.