Except for Macron, he even approved his mother.

Foreign media: French President Hollande's ex -girlfriend Royal and Macron were "too soft" to Putin.

France has recently trapped in a conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Former French President Hollande criticized the current President Macron and his ex -girlfriend Royal "too soft" to Putin and was "fooled" by Putin.

According to the British "Times" reported on the 9th, Hollande recently said in an interview with French media that Macron and Royal were part of Putin's soft and fooled France. Orlange said Macron is a typical political class and is very indulgent for Putin. Their thoughts of their (conflict with Russia) were "in fact our fault, we didn't talk enough with Putin."

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Hollande added that Macron had a number of telephone conversations and face -to -face meetings with Putin, but he seemed to be deceived by Putin. In addition, Hollande also criticized his political left and right arm and Royal, who had four children. He said Royal's understanding of Russia and Ukraine was poor.

The Thames said that Hollande's remarks have added a quarrel that has recently broke out in France. Earlier, Royal was removed by the French Socialist Party, which had a blunt criticism of Ukraine, and was condemned by the Macron government spokesman Olville Welan.

Former French President Orlange Data Map

According to the Times, as the mother of the 4 children of Allanide, Royal expressed doubts about the so -called "atrocities" of the Ukraine's implementation of the Ukraine's implementation of the Western media, and accused Ukrainian President Zelei Sky of the pseudo -statement. To stop the attempts of peaceful negotiations. "Everyone knows that there are war propaganda through fear." She said, "When Mr. Zeelianzki traveled to parliaments in European countries (reported to Russia's" atrocities'), the peace process stopped. He used this (this point (this point ) She said, she doubted the authenticity of the so -called Russian "shelling Maruor Clinic" or "slaughter of civilians in Kyiv suburbs". Although Western media reported these incidents, "it is appalling to broadcast such programs just to disconnect the peace process."

The Times believes that the differences between these politicians reflect the weakening of French people's support for sanctions on sanctions and the tension between French President and his foreign department, because Macron still believes that he should keep with Russian leadership with Russian leadership Human connection. Macron said with a number of French ambassadors abroad last week that he rejected his appeal to cut off with Putin. He said that if Zerrenki believes that the time is mature, he is still ready to mediate for peaceful negotiations. However, French Foreign Minister Catherine Cologne adopted a significant and tougher position. She said Russia is determined to destroy Western civilization, and Macron's speech did not mention this view.

A survey by the French Elabe poll last week found that 72%of the public supported sanctions on Russia, but 74%also believed that sanctions had no effect. In March of this year, 78%of people supported sanctions against Russia. In addition, 27%of French people believe that sanctions should be stopped because sanctions have harmed them greater than Russians. This proportion has increased by 8 percentage points since March this year.

Source: Global Times-Global Network/Zhang Wang

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