France said about Mistralian"
The special representative of France in Russia Jean-Pierre Sevenman said to ascribe to President Francois Hollande's final rejection of the supply of helicopter carrier RF is not necessary. According to him, the agreement on "Mistress" still irrevocably completed.
In the scope of a closed meeting of the members of the Franco-Russian chamber of Commerce and industry (CCIFR)with an adherent of the French foreign Ministry in Russia by Senator Jean-Pierre Sevenman held on September 17, it became known that to make a statement about the final termination of the contract for the supply of domestic helicopter carrier yet.
As outlined diplomat, the point in question "Mistela" too early to make. Sevenman announced that "the Head of France, Francois Hollande said that the helicopter carrier Mistral will not be handed over to Russia. He declared that at present there is no sufficient reasons. But since the work is not yet fully completed. I would have said that to sum up too early: it is not necessary to ascribe to the President what he did not say," - the words of a diplomat "Kommersant".
But, Sevenman was forced to admit that the position in this matter was not brought to the attention of the foreign Ministry and the defense Ministry. "I meet with a number of senior adepts of Russia, but with defence Minister Sergei Shoigu, with which we are familiar, I have meetings planned. But despite all of the above in Paris, I have recently been talking with the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Laurent Fabius, and the following week to meet with President Hollande," he said.
Note that not so long ago occurred the refusal of the head of France's place in the Russian Federation Mistral has caused a wave of disapproval among Russian politicians and public figures.
Thus, the Melbourne Herald sun wrote that Prime powers Francois Fillon has opposed first person action own power. "I believe that Francois Hollande has put themselves in an unacceptable situation. He decided to stop the supply ahead of the NATO summit. This suggests that our President is under pressure, for about the same step he was asked Barack Obama or Angela Merkel," said Fillon.
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