. The British broadcasting Corporation Bi-bi-si, has recognized the authenticity of the correspondence of the journalist about the search for the "Russian trace" in the protests of "yellow jackets" in Paris.

before the journalist of Russian service of TV channel bi-Bi-si Olga Ivshina in correspondence with the Russian reporter was told that the wording requires employees to submit any proof of " Russian intervention ". Besides, the journalist tried to find out whether Russia some equities in Paris.

The journalist from Russia explained to her that he had not seen Russian citizens on the protests. However, the journalist bi-Bi-si, this answer did not satisfy and she suggested that " maybe some Russian business is welded on currently good." According to correspondent bi-Bi-si, it should "detect corners" to prove Russia's intervention because " the wording requires blood."

While the Corporation has notice that the final reports of a possible link with Russia is not mentioned. In bi-Bi-si stressed that continue to adhere to the principles of impartial and independent journalism.

French printed edition of the Journal du Dimanche, citing a source in the intelligence said that intelligence until no signs as if of belonging of Russia to the dissemination of false information related to extending the country's protests.

they say that neither the General Directorate of external security of France or the main Department of internal security of France by the end of the week have not found confirmation of attacks against Russia. The review States, it's not the final analysis.

Almost a month ago in France were initiated demonstrations of disagreement, the movement of the so-called " yellow jackets." For example, the protesters oppose the increase in petrol prices. Numerous actions throughout the country accompanied with clashes with police, pogroms and arsons of cars, destruction of outlets and credit institutions.

first foreign Minister of France Jean-Yves Le Drian said that the General Secretariat for defence and national security of France is proceeding about as if of belonging of Russia to the protests in the country.

The leadership of the Russian Federation called the accusations slander and emphasized that the Russian Federation considers the protests in France, the internal affair of the state, and in the Affairs of other countries did not intervene and is not going to interfere.



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