"Political Persecution": Russia condemns France's expulsion order against Xenia Fedorova
Russian diplomacy condemned on Thursday 6 August the "political persecution of journalists on the basis of false accusations", after the deportation order taken
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Russian diplomacy condemned on Thursday 6 August the "political persecution of journalists on the basis of false accusations", after France's deportation order against Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova. "Such actions are incompatible with the rhetoric in France about its commitment to the principles of freedom of expression," said Alexei Fadeyev, deputy spokesman for Russian diplomacy. Xenia Fedorova, who intervenes in several French media, is accused by France of being "a relay of the disinformation campaigns led by the Russian authorities" to "stabilize public order" in France.
Furthermore, The Paris administrative court rejected on Monday 3 August an application for interim relief from the Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova against her expulsion, but she is already abroad and intends to return to France only in the absence of a risk of imminent expulsion.
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Russian diplomacy condemned on Thursday 6 August the "political persecution of journalists on the basis of false accusations", after France's deportation order against Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesA "political persecution": Russia condemns France's expulsion order against Xenia Fedorova.
reliability moderate2/3 sources"Such actions are incompatible with the rhetoric in France about its commitment to the principles of freedom of expression," said Alexei Fadeyev, deputy spokesman for Russian diplomacy.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesXenia Fedorova, who intervenes in several French media, is accused by France of being "a relay of the disinformation campaigns led by the Russian authorities" to "stabilize public order" in France.
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The Paris administrative court rejected on Monday 3 August an application for interim relief from the Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova against her expulsion, but she is already abroad and intends to return to France only in the absence of a risk of imminent expulsion.
according to BFMTV — News 24/7The Russian columnist is accused by France of being "a relay of the disinformation campaigns led by the Russian authorities" to "destabilize public order" in France
according to Le Monde — International +2Xenia Fedorova, pro-Putin propagandist: the expulsion order taken by France is a "political persecution", assures Russian diplomacy.
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"Such actions are incompatible with the rhetoric in France regarding its attachment to the principles of freedom of expression", said the..
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