The candidate for the president of France from the ultra-right party "National Front" Marin Le Pen came to Russia and met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to receive money.

Such an opinion on the air of "Echo of Moscow" was expressed by the Russian journalist and historian Nikolai Svanidze.

"The reason for her arrival is more interesting here. Because it is clear that the arrival in Moscow of her points at the presidential elections in France will not add. This is quite obvious. She is accused of being jumped through Putin's wand. Therefore, the visit to Moscow only confirms these accusations, "he said..

"Therefore it is very funny that she promises to cancel the sanctions if she is elected. Why does she promise this to Moscow. What does it choose in Moscow? If she promised it in Paris, then it was a throw-in certain, which she expects to get something, someone to alienate. And in Moscow, why? I have an answer. It seems to me that she scored in this case for this election. I have a feeling that she is on them for b-la-la. This beautiful woman and she realized that she does not shine, and she came for the money. Here is my answer, "added Svanidze.

The journalist recalled that earlier Le Pen had "material relations" with Moscow.

Because coming here on the eve of elections is a losing move politically. If she came, then she just needs money. She came for the money. He says I will be chosen, I will do everything to you. Guys, floors will be washed, I will cancel sanctions. The house is crystal on the mountain, "he said..

"Putin is laughing. Because he said, okay, I will not interfere in the elections. This is a high class. The Russian president says he will not interfere in the elections. Well, live while I'm good. Without me. Let's see how you get. And she came, how could he ask him not to interfere. Which is also funny, because if she had asked for anything, so on the contrary about him intervening. If he can.

Because he would have intervened in her favor. So here it's just some kind of Japanese kabuki theater. But, maybe, she will be poured out some money. Maybe, and maybe not. Let's see, "the historian summed up..

As reported by the "Observer", Marin Le Pen during the visit to Moscow said that Russia and France should support and develop relations that for a long time linking both countries.

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