
French presidential candidate Marin Le Pen said that she would seek the abolition of anti -Russian sanctions. She told about this in Moscow at a meeting with the chairman of the State Duma of Russia Vyacheslav Volodin.
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0:00 0:00:37 Download the media fileLe Pen also stated that Russia and France should combine efforts in the fight against terrorism.
The day before, it became known that the leader of the French ultra -right, Marin Le Pen will visit Moscow at the invitation of the State Duma.
The relationship of Le Pen and Russia were in the spotlight during the election campaign in France to a large extent because it is considered a fan of President Vladimir Putin, and its National Front party took a loan from the Russian Bank of almost 10 million dollars.
The Kremlin denied the accusation that he was trying to influence the presidential campaign in France.
The presidential election will be held in two rounds - April 23 and May 7.