Russian columnist Xenia Fedorova will not return to France without suspension of expulsion order

Russian columnist Xenia Fedorova will only return to France if an expulsion order against her is lifted, according to her lawyer. Fedorova was reportedly on vacation when she learned of the measures taken by French authorities.

Her lawyer confirmed that she has no intention of returning to France unless the expulsion order is either suspended or completely annulled. The specifics of the expulsion order or the reasons behind it were not detailed in the provided text.

The article also includes brief, unrelated mentions of other topics. It notes that French prefects in Hauts-de-Seine are utilizing new powers granted by anti-narcotics legislation to expel drug dealers and troublemakers from public housing. Additionally, it touches upon the profession of Canadair pilots, describing them as 'sky firefighters' who risk their lives fighting wildfires each summer, and questions their compensation relative to commercial aviation standards.

These additional points appear to be snippets from other articles or sections within the publication, offering a glimpse into different ongoing news items without further elaboration.

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My client was already abroad, on vacation, when she was informed of the measures taken against her. She only plans to return to France when the expulsion order has been suspended or canceled.