Russia Cannot Sway French Through ‘Intimidation’, Le Pen Says
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The leaders of the French far right-wing party "National Union" Marín Le Pen and Jordan Bardella stated that they would not tolerate Russia "to hope to dictate our country's policy directly or indirectly through intimidation, threats, destabilization or psychological pressure".
Marine Le Pen and National Rally leader Jordan Bardella issued an unusually strong joint statement against Moscow, saying Russia cannot “directly or indirectly” dictate French policy through intimidation, threats, destabilization or psychological pressure. The position was published on Saturday, September 19, after a meeting at the Elysee Palace on the international situation and risks to France’s security. In their statement, Le Pen and Bardell…
Marín Le Pen and Jordan Bardella condemned Russia's hostile actions, supported measures to protect France's infrastructure, and called for a discussion on the amount of financial assistance to Ukraine.
LE PEN and Bardella strongly condemned Russian pressure, saying that Moscow would no longer dictate French policy or its moves in Ukraine.
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French politician Marine Le Pen has distanced herself from Russia in a press release. "We will never tolerate a ...
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