Emmanuel Macron on Thursday after the summit of the so -called coalition willing to announce that security guarantees for post -war Ukraine are “ready”. The form of support from the United States is to be finalized in the coming days.
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday after the Summit of the so -called coalition willing to say that security guarantees for post -war Ukraine “are ready” and 26 countries have committed to sending their troops to secure the future peace. The form of support for European guarantees will be finalized in the coming days, writes TASR, according to AP and AFP reports and The Guardian.
Macron: These troops will not try to wage war against Russia
“Today we have 26 countries that have been formally committed, some others have not yet taken an opinion, put their reinsurance units on Ukraine, or be present on the ground, sea or air,” Macron said at a press conference alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Greeny and added that “these forces will not try to lead war against Russia”.
European leaders after the coalition summit willing to be led by Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer also phoned US President Donald Trump. According to the French President, the European States, in the event of a continuing rejection of the peace treaty Russia, will “in cooperation with the United States” to Moscow new sanctions.
The security guarantees should also include the “regeneration” of the Ukrainian army
According to Macron, it seems that Russia “is acting with the consent of many of its partners around the world”. Therefore, the “regeneration” of the Ukrainian army should be part of the security guarantees, so that it is able to resist further possible Russian attacks after the conclusion of the peace contract.
However, the French President did not provide details of a specific reinsurance force organization. “We have no will to reveal our plans,” he said. “It is our defense line and the line of Ukraine,” he added, adding that the funds deployed will be “robust”, quoted by the Parisian daily Le Figaro.
