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How Le Pen Is Shedding the Russia Baggage She Can’t Carry into the Élysée
Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev has accused Marine Le Pen and National Rally of ‘Russophobia’ after the party sharply condemned Moscow over the seizure of French corporate assets. The clash comes as Le Pen tries to turn RN’s long-running Russia problem into a sovereignty argument ahead of 2027, distancing herself from both Moscow and Washington before rivals can weaponize those ties against her.
Ex-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said he now saw the National Rally as a “Russophobic” party that supports the “Nazis in Kiev”. This virulent attack follows a press release where the RN wishes...
In a joint statement published on Saturday, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella considered that Moscow could not “hope to directly or indirectly dictate the policy” of France “through intimidation, threat, destabilization or psychological pressure”.
France's right-wing National Rally party, whose parliamentary group is led by Marine Le Pen, has become a typical European Russophobic party
Ex-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday that he now saw the National Rally (RN) as a “Russophobic” party that supports the “Nazis in Kiev”, after the latter vowed firmness against Moscow in the face of Moscow in breaking with its previous positions.
The former Russian president said on Monday that he now saw the far-right group as a “Russophobic” party that supports the “Nazis in Kyiv”, after the latter vowed firmness against Moscow in breaking with its very recent previous positions.
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