France is trying to find ways to resolve the situation through diplomacy
Macron will try to dissuade Russia from continuing military operations in Ukraine / Photo: Collage: Today
France discussed with international partners further assistance to Ukraine in the war with Russia. French leader Emmanuel Macron wrote about this on his page in Twitter.
According to him, France will continue to dissuade Russia from waging war in Ukraine, and will also provide additional financial assistance to our country.
En visioconférence avec nos partenaires, nous avons confirmé notre unité et notre détermination à agir pour dissuader la Russie de poursuivre le conflit. Nous continuerons d’intensifier notre aide financière, militaire et humanitaire en soutien aux Ukrainiennes et aux Ukrainiens. pic.twitter.com/HJ6n5bubc9
— Emmanuel Macron (@Emmanuel Macron) April 19, 2022
“Through a video conference with our partners, we reaffirmed our unity and our determination to act to dissuade Russia from continuing the conflict. We will continue to increase our financial, military and humanitarian assistance in support of Ukrainian men and women,” Macron said in a statement.
Earlier it was reported that French President Emmanuel Macron refused to call Russia’s actions in Ukraine a genocide. When asked if he would follow the example of US President Joe Biden, who used the term “genocide” to refer to the killing of Ukrainians by the Russian military, Macron replied in the negative.
Who helps Ukraine in the war with the Russian Federation
- On April 19, the Japanese Ministry of Defense announced that it would provide Ukraine with nuclear, biological and chemical protection kits and drones.
- The United States intends to provide Ukraine with the “weapons it needs” to defend against Russia.
- In addition, the United States of America has assembled 100 Switchblade kamikaze drones and send them to Ukraine. First, US experts will train a group of our military to use them, after which they will be handed over to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the near future.
- Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said that Russia was planning a campaign to misinform the world’s media and politicians in order to disrupt the supply of weapons to Ukraine.
- NATO allies have said they will supply weapons to Ukraine for as long as necessary.
- At the same time, the British government is considering the option of transferring new deadly weapons to Ukraine. A Defense Department source for The Times suggested that the UK could send long-range artillery systems.
- The US may increase production of the Stinger and Javelin systems that Ukraine has asked for.
- The European Union will continue to arm Ukraine because it does not want to lose it in the war. This was stated by the head of the EU diplomatic corps, Josep Borrell.
Source: Segodnya
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