Dismantling of Russian equipment with 2 helicopter carrier type " Mistral ", and not delivered to Russia, will End by January 2016, the source said.
"The dismantling started in the last month of summer. The process will take six months ", ? the source said the Agency France-Presse, reports news Agency. It is expected that in the coming week the French Parliament will look at the agreement on cancellation of the contract between Paris and the capital of Russia. In the National Assembly, the document will go fifteen September, and two weeks later ? September 30, ? it will be considered in the Senate.



recall, on Wednesday, the source told the media that will dismantle all the Russian equipment with 2 helicopter carrier type "Mistral" is required, prior to November 22. Another Russian said that the Dismantling of Russian equipment "Mistral" will begin at the end of September. 2 September was named the exact amount of compensation that Paris has paid Moscow for the undelivered helicopter type " Mistral ". It amounted to 949 754 million 859 thousand euros. In the agreement on termination of the contract, signed by the parties on August 5, emphasized that France "has no right to sell or re-exported in any form to a third party" as long as Russia will not receive "the full amount of compensation and equipment" installed on the first ships commissioned in the capital of Russia. Remember, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin and the head of the French Republic Francois Hollande on August 6 agreed to halt the validity of the contract for construction and supply of 2 amphibious assault ships of the " Mistral ". Then the head of the French Republic Francois Hollande said that Paris is without question will find buyers for the helicopter. 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 in France has criticized the President of the Fifth Republic for refusing to put Russia "Mistral" alleging pressure from the capital of the USA.

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