Presidential: an environmental activist dragged to the ground and expelled from the Le Pen conference – BFMTV

The press conference of the candidate of the National Assembly was briefly interrupted by the expulsion of a woman who held up a sign associating Marine Le Pen and Vladimir Poutine. The heart of the discord. Marine Le Pen had to interrupt her press conference on foreign policy for a few moments, organized this Wednesday in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. The question-and-answer session with the journalists was disrupted by a young woman who held up a sign in the shape of of hearts associating the RN candidate and Russian President Vladimir Putin. She was then dragged to the ground for several meters before being expelled. A disturbance in three acts In parallel in the room, a man distributed leaflets on which one could read a parody love letter from the Russian president to Marine Le Pen “In 2017, when all the banks in your country turned their backs on you, I was there! (…) For a few weeks you have not answered me, I do not understand your silence.” A question then pierced the brouhaha speaking directly to the RN candidate. “Vladimir Putin would like to know why you are no longer answering him?”, We could hear. Marine Le Pen brushed off the questioning before addressing another journalist in the assembly: “You are a provocateur, I have other things to do than answer you,” she retorted. “Recalling the danger of RN” Activists from the ecological collective Ibiza, the troublemakers posed as journalists from the Russia Today channel. Interviewed when she left, the expelled activist explained that she wanted “just to make visible the fact that Marine Le Pen’s diplomacy was complacent with dictators”. She added: “Marine Le Pen president, it would not be the same position on the ‘Ukraine and Russia (…) During this interval, we need to remember the danger represented by the National Rally.