Key facts
- A Paris court rejected Xenia Fedorova's appeal against her expulsion from France.
- The court upheld measures including house arrest and an asset freeze against Fedorova.
- French authorities accuse Fedorova of being a conduit for Russian disinformation.
- The disinformation campaigns are aimed at destabilizing France.
A Paris court has rejected an appeal filed by Russian TV personality Xenia Fedorova against her expulsion from France. The court's decision upholds the measures imposed on Fedorova, which include house arrest and an asset freeze. French authorities have accused Fedorova of serving as a conduit for Russian disinformation campaigns. These campaigns are reportedly aimed at destabilizing France. The court's ruling means Fedorova must comply with the expulsion order and the associated restrictive measures. The case highlights ongoing concerns within France regarding foreign interference and disinformation operations.