On Friday, March 24, the candidate for the presidency of France from the National Front party Marin Le Pen will arrive in Moscow.

According to Western media, Len Pen goes to the Russian capital for money for his election campaign, and not because the Russian government has repeatedly shown her his warm attitude and invited guests.

Marin Le Pen is one of the main candidates for the victory in the election of the President of the Fifth Republic. She became the object of intense media attention after publicly supporting Donald Trump's victory in the US elections and Russia's policy at the international level, while many countries imposed economic anti-Russian sanctions on the return of the Crimea to the Russian Federation.

In Europe they do not get tired of writing about Moscow's interference in the electoral process in the United States, where, they say, Russian hackers helped organize Trump's victory. Then, however, it was reported that it was not a Republican at all, but his opponent Democrat Hillary Clinton, who for some reason did not win elections. When the news of who actually helped Russian cybercriminals, ceased to interest the public, the Western press launched a new. This time, the "Russian state bodies" allegedly were implicated in an attempted coup during the elections in Montenegro in October 2016. And Moscow's main goal was not to allow Podgorica to join NATO.

And in the Czech Republic they were so frightened by Russia's influence abroad that they even decided to create a special unit to fight Russian propaganda. But for some reason it will not work until October 2017.