While kyiv and his allies demand a high “unconditional” fire in Ukraine, the Russian president said he wanted “direct” negotiations. For Emmanuel Macron, Vladimir Putin “is looking for a path, but there is always the desire to save time.”
The “direct” negotiations proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin between Russia and Ukraine, in response to the high “unconditional” fire required by kyiv and his allies, is “a first movement but it is not enough,” Emmanuel Macron May 11 reacted on Sunday, May 11, Emmanuel Macron.
“The high unconditional fire is not preceded by negotiations, by definition,” the French president told journalists his descent from trains to the Polish city of Przemysl when he returned from a trip to Ukraine. He estimated that this counterproposition showed that Vladimir Putin “is looking for a path, but there is always the desire to save time.”
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