In the context of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Macron emphasized the gravity of the situation, calling the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine the biggest risk to the security of Europe. He revealed that France is finalizing a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine, similar to the one recently concluded by the U.K. The agreement is aimed at providing support to Ukraine in terms of training, holding the front, and defending its skies.
Macron plans to visit Ukraine in February, coinciding with the start of deliveries of munitions.
Macron highlighted the tension between China and the U.S. and the need for Europe to become more sovereign and stable independently of the United States. Macron emphasized the importance of preventing Russia from winning in Ukraine, stating that allowing such an outcome would endanger the security of Europe and Russia's neighboring countries.
The military aid provided by France to Ukraine, including Caesar cannons and Scalp missiles, will enhance Ukraine's long-range fire capabilities.
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