The Kremlin is by no means omnipotent, eternal and omnipresent. The loss of the pro-Russian candidate for the presidency of France is a further confirmation of this.

This opinion was expressed to the "Observer" by the Russian publicist, analyst, blogger Vladimir Golyshev.

According to him, in the elections in France, the Kremlin tried to "turn" its own scenario, according to which in the second round of the election were to leave Marin Le Pen and Francois Fillon. "The combination was very simple: to strangle Le Pen in the arms, to squash her from the vote in favor of Fillon, so that he went to the second round, and there already to work on his victory. If Fill went on to the second round, Macron's chances would not be at all one hundred percent ".

But "the people in the Kremlin cranked, cranked, but they did not turn it out," stated the publicist.

In his opinion, in the situation when Le Pen and Macron come to the second round of the elections, the first will get a "miserable" from the votes cast for other candidates. The rest of the votes will go to Makron, providing him with a convincing victory.

"Why did the Kremlin allow this?" - asked "The Observer". "The Kremlin is not our almighty. And against Fiona worked more powerful forces within France, "explained Golyshev.

In this context, he remarked: "By the way, it is very difficult to properly assess the situation - the belief in the all-powerful Kremlin. Also eternal and ubiquitous to the same ".

As the "Observer" wrote, earlier Vladimir Golyshev predicted what the future meeting between the US president and the Russian president might look like.

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