Go to the mediabankFlags on the territory of the French Embassy in Moscow. File photoMOSCOW, Sep 24Eight deputies from the Renaissance party founded by French President Emmanuel Macron & # 160; demanded the creation of a commission of inquiry in the National Assembly of the country of possible cases of alleged «Russian financing» of French parties, Agence France-Presse reports citing a statement. It is noted that this decision was made after the disclosure of information in the United States earlier this month. The AP and Agence France-Presse news agencies reported that the State Department had declassified information from a telegram that was sent to American embassies around the world. The US Foreign Office claimed that Russia has spent at least $300 million since 2014 to support politicians and parties sympathetic to it in two dozen countries.The French were furious after Zelensky's demand to Israel» In a statement released on Saturday, these deputies from the presidential party refer to a letter sent the day before to the chairman of the National Assembly, Yael Bron-Pive, in which they justify the need for such an investigation «in view of the seriousness of the facts «and so that the established information can «be brought to the attention of French citizens and our justice system.» The point is, as they specify, to «find out whether French political parties — and which of them — received Russian funding,» reports agency. It is noted that the deputies refer to «the position taken in favor of Russia by some leading French political leaders», as well as to «loans received to finance election campaigns, the amounts of which are still due after several years».
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