French President Emmanuel Macron met with President Donald Trump in Washington, DC on Monday to present a “suggestion of action” to counter the “Russian threat” in Europe and to ensure peace in Ukraine. You'll get it.
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Macron used an hour-long question and answer session on social media on Thursday to declare that he would tell his White House counterpart: It's not you, it's your trademark, it's not your interest. If you are weak on Putin's face, how can you trust China? ”
AFP Report Macron hopes that the two leaders will meet on the third anniversary of the war in Ukraine and persuade them to include European leaders in consultations between Russia and the United States.
Trump surprised Europe when he declared that he was ready to resume diplomacy with President Vladimir Putin and hold talks without the involvement of European countries or Kiev.
Macron scrambled to coordinate Europe's response to Washington's policy change, holding two meetings with key leaders last week. Russia is “an existential threat to Europeans,” he said.
“You have an overly armed force, you're still armed and armed with yourself,” Macron said, according to AFP.
“I don't know where it's going to stop today. So we all have to act to contain it.”
Macron claims to represent Europe throughout his visit, following meetings with leaders across the continent.
Macron and British Prime Minister Kiel Starmer are scheduled to visit the White House on Thursday, and coordinated their messages this weekend before the French president departs for the United States.
The two countries are also debating the deployment of Ukrainian European troops after reaching a peace agreement to block Russia from future attacks.
“The idea is to deploy soldiers to the second line rather than the front line. This can be combined with multinational operations with non-European forces,” said a French source who is close to debate. Ta.
Macron and starmer are expected to ask Trump to provide “solid security assurances” to deployed forces.
Meanwhile, the European Union attacked Russia on Monday, attacking new sanctions aimed at thwarting war efforts.
