Putin and Hollande will both be at the commemoration ceremony in Yerevan for the 100-year anniversary of the Armenian genocide during the Ottoman Empire.
"In regard to the issue of delivering the Mistral, then this is the French side's problem, the side that has received money from a client and has so far not fulfilled its obligations. Therefore, if the French side brings this up, then of course it will be discussed," Peskov told journalists.
According to the terms of Russia's $1.5-billion Mistral delivery contract with France, signed in 2011, Paris was due to deliver the first of the two Mistral-class ships, the Vladivostok, to the Russian Navy by November 14, 2014.
The delivery was halted by Hollande over Russia's alleged military support for pro-independence militia in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region.
The Russian side repeatedly denied any involvement in Ukraine's internal conflict. Moscow said it was considering filing a lawsuit against Paris if it fails to fulfill its contractual obligations regarding the Mistral deliveries.
Earlier in April, the Mistral manufacturer DCNS said that the construction of the second helicopter carrier for the Russian Navy was successfully completed.
On Sunday, Hollande said that Paris and Moscow are currently discussing possible solutions to the situation with the Mistral deal.
