France summons Russian ambassador to Paris after Navalny’s death

French Foreign Minister, stephan sejourn, This Monday it was reported that the government Emmanuel Macron Russian ambassador summoned to Paris after Russian rival’s death Alexey Anatolyevich Navalny.

“I requested to call the Russian ambassador at 6:30 this evening, where he is on an official visit,” the French minister told a news conference in Buenos Aires.

Appearing before the press with the Argentine Chancellor, Diana Mondino, Séjourn reiterated “permanent support for Ukraine” from both France and Argentina, which he described as a “necessity”.

“This is a necessity for Europe, but really it is a necessity for the whole world. “Russia has continued its attacks in recent days with the assassination of a rival,” The French minister said.

For his part, Mondino said the “difference in codes and values” with Russia is astonishing, “and here they have clearly broken down.”

After signing a bilateral security agreement with the Ukrainian President last Friday, Volodymyr Zelensky, Emmanuel Macron has issued a warning about the growing international threat of Russia-ruled Russia. Vladimir Putin, whom he accused of showing a “desire for aggression” towards Europe and “becoming a systematic actor in global instability”.

At a press conference, the French president blamed the death in prison of chief Russian rival Navalny as a sign of the Kremlin’s “weakness” ahead of upcoming Russian presidential elections.