Macron says limiting Ukraine aid would pave way to 'another war'
- On Saturday, French President Emmanuel Macron warned that countries seeking to limit aid to Ukraine want to force an "unjust peace," calling it a "recipe for another war."
- US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky separately on Thursday in Abu Dhabi after two days of talks, where the US reportedly suggested Ukraine cede land to Moscow for NATO membership.
- Macron argued that Vladimir Putin "does not want to negotiate" and is attempting to break Ukraine through drone and missile strikes on infrastructure, emphasizing that defending Ukraine is "protecting France and the French."
- Following the Abu Dhabi meetings, Europe agreed to join future negotiations on ending the war; on Friday in Dublin, five nations including France, Germany, Italy, and Poland selected representatives to participate.
- Macron stressed that Ukraine's allies must detail expectations for the United States regarding Europe's long-term security and must "keep up our financial backing" to protect Ukraine's power plants and grids through winter.
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Cutting off financial and military aid to Ukraine would push the country towards an “unjust peace” and leave all of Europe permanently vulnerable, French President Emmanuel Macron said in a post on the social media platform X. “Those who want to cut off resources for Ukraine are actually trying to force it to accept an unjust peace and leave all of Europe permanently vulnerable,” Macron wrote. He said this was a “recipe for the next war” and “ca…
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