Left-wing French politicians are intensifying criticism of the far-right National Rally (RN) party regarding its position on aid to Ukraine. Recent statements by RN officials suggesting limits to assistance for Kyiv have drawn sharp condemnation. Marine Tondelier labelled the RN a “Trojan horse for imperialists,” accusing them of serving external interests. Raphaël Glucksmann further characterized the party as “the party of foreign influence.” The criticism centers on concerns that the RN’s stance aligns with the Kremlin’s narrative and undermines European solidarity with Ukraine. This latest exchange highlights deep divisions within French politics over the ongoing war and the appropriate level of support for Ukraine. The accusations suggest a growing perception that the RN's policy is motivated by more than just domestic political calculations.