“…Moreover, enamines have attracted a great deal of attention in recent years because of their range of applications, , and especially metaloenamines, carbanions derived from enamines or enolizable imines, are useful substrates for the regio- and stereoselective carbon−carbon bond formation reaction with electrophilic reagents. , However, primary enamines, despite their potential interest as synthons in organic synthesis for the preparation of acyclic and cyclic derivatives, have been less studied, given that they are unstable unless conjugated with an electron-withdrawing group on the β-carbon atom . In connection with our interest in the preparation of three-, five-, and six-membered phosphorus-substituted nitrogen heterocycles, we described the synthesis of stable primary enamines derived from phosphonates and carboxylates as well as their synthetic use for the preparation of functionalized acyclic compounds, aminophosphonate derivatives, and phosphorus-containing heterocycles . In this context, we reported the first synthesis of fluorinated primary enamine phosphonates by reaction of alkylphosphonates I with fluoroalkyl nitriles II (see Scheme ) and the synthetic application of these intermediates as starting material for the preparation of acyclic fluoroalkyl nitrogenated derivatives .…”