Macron responded to reproaches at the request “not to humiliate Russia”/Getty Images
Macron to comment on his words demanding “not to humiliate Moscow.” In response, the politician assured that he was on the side of Ukraine.
The French president was asked this question when he arrived in the dismissed Irpin. Macron wanted to see with his own eyes the destruction caused by the Russian army.
The politician began to defend himself when he heard criticism again. He stressed that he supports Ukraine in the war.
France has been by Ukraine's side since day one. Without ambiguity, we are together with the Ukrainians,” Macron assured.
The politician called Irpin a hero city
Let's add that the European leader called Irpin a city -a hero who fought against “Russian barbarism”.
“We all saw these images of a devastated city, which at the same time is a hero city, because it was here, among other things, that the Ukrainians stopped the Russian army descending on Kyiv. This is the heroism of the army and the Ukrainian population,” the politician emphasized.
Details on Macron's outrageous remarks about Russia
Since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, Macron has distinguished himself by frequent calls to the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin. Then even British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged the president to refrain from talking with the aggressor. Subsequently, Macron provoked a wave of criticism due to his ambiguous position regarding the war in Ukraine. In particular, the French leader urged partners “not to humiliate Moscow” so as not to interfere with the possibility of ending the war.
Moreover, Macron suggested that President Vladimir Zelensky give Ukrainian territories to Russia in order to “save face to Putin.”
European leaders arrived in Ukraine: what is known
On the morning of June 16, Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi arrived in Kyiv. We traveled to the Ukrainian capital of politics on the Ukrzaliznytsia train. At the train station, the French leader was met by Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine Olha Stefanishyna. At the same time, Scholz was accompanied by Mrs. Anka Feldhusen, Ambassador of Germany to Ukraine.
In addition, in Kyiv, politicians met with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis. The leaders went together to Irpen. Then they should meet with Vladimir Zelensky.
