‘No limits’ to support for Ukraine – Macron — RT World News
The French President caused concern in the opposition with his hostile statements about Russia
French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly said on Thursday that he does not recognize any borders or Russia “Red lines” When it comes to supporting Kiev, this raises criticism from Moscow and the opposition at home.
BFMTV reported on Thursday that Macron invited opposition leaders to the Elysee Palace to discuss France's support for Ukraine. After more than three hours of discussion, no consensus was reached.
According to the outlet, the president said he would abide by that “No restrictions” To help Kiev, this is not considered an escalation, but rather a “proportionate response” From Paris to Moscow's actions.
Macron's rhetoric has become increasingly aggressive as Russian forces continue to push the Ukrainians back Demolition Equipment supplied from the West. He said last week that the West “Can't be ruled out” Possibility of sending NATO forces To Ukraine, however I faced retreat Based on comments from most members of the US-led bloc.
Tuesday is He told the French expatriates In Prague that Western Europeans “He will have to live up to history and the courage it requires.”
National Rally leader Jordan Bardella and Communist Party leader Fabien Roussel confirmed Macron's statements regarding… “No borders, no red lines” When it comes to Ukraine, he spoke to French media after the meeting.
“France must set red lines.” Bardella said, adding that Paris should not start a conflict with Moscow.
While Republicans support helping Ukraine, so would sending troops 'Irresponsible and dangerous' That party's leader, Eric Ciotti, said.
Florian Philippou, leader of the non-parliamentary Patriots party, criticized the National Rally for agreeing to help Kiev and urged the French to isolate Macron before sending them to die in Ukraine.
“It is up to every Frenchman to resist, and up to every mother to refuse to let her son die for Kiev, NATO and Blackrock.” Filippo He said On X (formerly Twitter). “It is up to us to fight to leave the EU and NATO and oust Macron!”
Macron's statements regarding “Red lines” It also received notice from Moscow. Former Russian President and current Deputy Chairman of the National Security Council Dmitry Medvedev. Published on X This means “Russia no longer has any red lines for France.”
He followed this with a Latin saying that translates as “Anything is fair against enemies.”
