Russia-Ukraine truce is 'feasible' in the next few weeks, Macron says
Briefly

French President Emmanuel Macron expressed optimism after meeting with US President Donald Trump, stating that a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine could be possible if it includes robust security guarantees. Macron warned against trusting Russia based on past violations of agreements, notably since previous ceasefires have often been broken. He emphasized unity within Europe addressing the shifting US stance, proposing peacekeeping troops in non-combative roles to maintain peace. Trump advocated for a rapid resolution to the conflict while prompting caution from European leaders regarding potential outcomes of negotiations.
"In 2014, we had a ceasefire with Russia... it was violated every time" Macron said, adding that any truce agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin should be backed by security guarantees.
"Not to go to the front line, not to go in confrontation, but to be in some locations, being defined by the treaty, as a presence to maintain this peace and our collective credibility with the US backup," Macron said.
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