China News Agency, Moscow, September 14 (Reporter Wang Xiujun) Russian President Putin had a phone conversation with French President Macron on the 14th.
Putin stated that it is unacceptable to initiate baseless accusations against Russia regarding the Russian opposition figure Navalny.
According to the Kremlin Press Office, the two sides had a detailed discussion on the Navaline incident that day.
Putin said that in order to find out the true situation of the incident, the relevant parties should transmit to Russia the test results and biological samples of Navalny, and cooperate with Russian doctors.
During the call, the two parties expressed their willingness to promote cooperation between Russia and Europe on this matter.
According to the "Moscow Times" news, Macron said that the French analysis confirmed the German conclusion that Navalny had been attacked by a "Novichok" nerve agent.
Macron emphasized that Russia must clarify this "attempted murder case and the perpetrators."
In addition, the two sides also discussed the situation in Belarus, Ukraine, and Libya during the call.
Navalny is a well-known Russian opposition figure.
On August 20, he suddenly fell into a coma on the way to Moscow, and then the plane made an emergency landing in Omsk.
Local doctors in Omsk stated that no trace of poison was found in Navalin.
Since then, Navalny was taken by a special plane to the Charité Medical School in Berlin, Germany for treatment.
On September 2, the German Federal Government stated that the German military laboratory found "clear evidence" of "Novijok" nerve agents in Navarine after conducting toxicological tests.
On September 14, the German government announced that the French and Swedish laboratories confirmed that Navalny had been attacked by "Novichok" nerve agents through independent analysis.
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