It Would Be "Considering that Our Safety Is Not Worth Much": Emmanuel Macron Reacts to Marine Le Pen's Proposal to Suspend Aid to Ukraine
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Emmanuel Macron once again defended support for Kiev, not only as a matter of mere goodwill, but also as a European security measure, in the face of Le Pen's proposal to end it.
Marine Le Pen is the favorite in the polls to succeed Macron in the May 2027 elections, declared that, if elected President, will "maintain" financial aid to Ukraine for six months and then "end" support
VIDEO - Faced with the will displayed by Marine Le Pen to suspend aid to Ukraine if she accessed the Elysée, Volodymyr Zelensky stressed that Kiev shares with France its experience of fighting as well as its technological and cybersecurity skills.
"Anyone who today explains to the French that we are going to save money because all this is not serious and that we are going to stop supporting Ukraine would place France, from the first second, in an unprecedented situation. We would be the only ones to stop doing so.
The French President argues that financial support for Ukraine is essential for European security and criticises Marine Le Pen's proposal to end aid to the country. Emmanuel Macron ensures that Paris will continue to support Kiev, at a time when Russian attacks continue to reach Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
Marine Le Pen stated that if she is elected President, she will "maintain" financial aid to Ukraine for six months and then "end" support.
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