US EditionFrance's Macron: unity between Europe and U.S on Ukraine is "essential"
Macron stressed the importance of US-Europe unity as Europe debates a $105 billion EU loan to support Ukraine amid Russian asset freezes, testing European commitment.
- French President Emmanuel Macron stated that unity between Europe and the United States is essential for supporting Ukraine during his visit to China.
- Macron denied claims of mistrust toward Washington regarding peace initiatives and emphasized ongoing coordination since Russia's 2022 invasion.
- In discussions, Macron confirmed the importance of a united front and stressed that any peace plan should involve Ukraine's input.
- Macron announced plans for further talks involving the U.S. and European partners about security guarantees for Ukraine and new sanctions against Russia.
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France's Macron: Unity between Europe and US on Ukraine is ‘Essential'
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday that unity between Europe and the United States was key in the support of Ukraine, adding there is "no mistrust" and denying a report he had said there was a risk Washington could betray Ukraine. "Unity between Americans and Europeans on the Ukrainian issue is essential. And I say it again and again, we need to work together," Macron told reporters during a visit to China.
France's Macron: unity between Europe and U.S on Ukraine is "essential"
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday that unity between Europe and the United States was key in the support of Ukraine, adding there is "no mistrust" and denying a report he had said there was a risk Washington could betray Ukraine.
Macron Pronounces for the Defense of Ukraine and Maintain the Union of Europe with the United States
Beijing. China and France supported all efforts to end the war in Ukraine and restore peace in accordance with international law, said Presidents Xi Jinping and Emmanuel Macron, who concluded their visit to the Asian giant.
Macron says unity between US and Europe on Ukraine is 'essential'
On the last day of his visit to China, French President Emmanuel Macron said he discussed the need for a “strong and lasting peace” in Ukraine with Chinese President Xi Jinping and outlined Europe’s vision for ending the conflict.
"I deny everything": Macron said that he did not talk about the betrayal of Ukraine by the United States: EADaily
EADaily, December 5th, 2025. French President Emmanuel Macron today denied a report by the German magazine Spiegel that he and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed serious skepticism about the efforts of the US administration and President Donald Trump's envoys to resolve the Ukrainian conflict.
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