US EditionFrance's prime minister tears into Trump's attack on Zelenskyy as a staggering show of 'brutality'
- France's Prime Minister François Bayrou criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's treatment of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a staggering show of 'brutality' aimed at humiliation.
- During a parliamentary debate, lawmakers in France applauded Bayrou's remarks, highlighting the strong disapproval of Trump's actions.
- European leaders quickly pledged support for Ukraine following the White House meeting, making clear their opposition to Trump's behavior.
- As a result, Britain, France, and Ukraine began working on a ceasefire plan after the incident.
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A career diplomat, Gérard Araud was Ambassador of France to the United States, Israel, and representative of France at the United Nations. "Not optimistic", he considered the international situation dangerous in several ways...
At the same time, Donald Trump is accelerating his trade war against several key partners. Two symptomatic examples of a foreign policy of brutality, where provocation games and the search for a "deal" at all costs outweigh diplomatic prudence. - Ukraine, customs duties: Trump, a strategy of brutality assumed... but risky (International). TF1 INFO
INFO THE FIGARO - The RN's "natural" candidate for the next presidential election changes her tone vis-à-vis the Trump administration. "It's very cruel for Ukrainian soldiers engaged in a patriotic defense of their country," she says to Figaro.
Prime Minister François Bayrou denounced Donald Trump's "brutality" in his confrontation with Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday, during a debate in the French National Assembly on Ukraine and security in Europe, an issue in which he believes France must play "a central role", AFP reports.
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