Differences with Scholz on Ukraine are about style, not politics – Macron

Macron told what the differences are between him and Scholz on Ukraine/Collage 24 Channel ( Photo by Getty Images)

French leader Emmanuel Macron made a new statement. He said there is no conflict between him and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz despite recent disagreements regarding the vision of the situation with Russia's war against Ukraine.

In At the same time, Macron admitted that he and Scholz still have different styles.

Macron commented on what his differences with Scholz were

There have never been any problems between me and the chancellor. We have a lot in common in terms of goals and situation. Only the way they are implemented is different, because the strategic cultures of our countries are different,” Macron noted.

Information that disagreements between Western leaders appeared after Macron spoke about the possible introduction of foreign troops into Ukraine in the future.

So, in the following days, the German Chancellor objected to him several times and stated that he would not send German soldiers to Ukraine. In response to this, the French President proposed a meeting. he.

At the same time, Macron continues to insist that foreign troops may be needed.

“Perhaps “At some point – I don't want it, I won't initiate it – it will be necessary to carry out operations on the ground, whatever they may be, to counter Russian forces. France's strength is that we can do this,” he added. leader of France.

Macron's latest statements on the war in Ukraine

• The French President believes that the future of the entire European continent will depend on the course of events on the battlefield in Ukraine. He said that if Russia wins, trust in Europe will be reduced to zero.
• Macron also responded to dictator Putin's latest threats regarding a nuclear strike. He noted that his country also has a nuclear arsenal, so it is inappropriate to threaten France.
• The French leader also noted that he is “ready to do everything possible to prevent Russia from winning.”