The visit of the foreign Minister of France Laurent Fabius in the capital of Russia, may 9 is not associated with the situation with the " Mistral ", said the official representative of the foreign Ministry of France Romain Nadal. "Laurent Fabius on may 9 will visit Moscow to celebrate the victory over Nazism and to pay tribute to the memory of millions of Russians who died in the Second world war," said Nadal, whose words leads RIA " Novosti ". first Wednesday of the Minister of foreign Affairs of France Laurent Fabius said that he will lead the French delegation in the capital of Russia on Victory Day, however, he will not attend the Victory parade. Prior to this, the French media said the helicopter class " Mistral ", built for the Russian Federation, have the opportunity to be flooded by France in the event of termination of the contract. On April 27 the President's press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Paris will return to Moscow "Mistral" or an advance payment for them. Thus about any specific dates or other action the parties Until not agreed. April 26, French media reported that Paris will pay Russia "Mistral" 1, 1 billion euros. At the same time, Western agencies reported citing unofficial sources peredali that the Russian Federation and France will break the contract on the "Mistral" in the near future. Before the head of the French Republic Francois Hollande after talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Yerevan, said that a decision on the helicopter carrier type "Mistral" Until it is not accepted. April 16, Putin said that Moscow will not require from Paris payments penalties and exorbitant fines for non-delivery of helicopter carrier type " Mistral ", but hopes that the French government will reimburse Russia costs. Remember, last year Paris at the time stopped the supply ships, for which he received the money, citing his disagreement with the policy of Russia in Ukraine. Opposing political force and the trade unions of France criticized the President of the Fifth Republic for refusing to put Russia "Mistral" alleging pressure from the capital of the USA.