Macron doubts Putin wants 'peace now' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
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Emmanuel Macron has voiced skepticism regarding Vladimir Putin's interest in peace in Ukraine, labeling Russia as the aggressor. He criticized the country's actions, asserting that they have committed atrocities and rejected ceasefire efforts. In discussions held at the White House with U.S. President Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and other leaders, Macron emphasized the need to take Trump's optimistic approach toward a peace deal seriously. He stated that creating an equivalent situation between Ukraine and Russia is inappropriate.
Macron expressed skepticism over Putin's willingness for peace, stating, "When I look at the situation and the facts, I don't see President Putin very willing to get peace now."
He emphasized that Russia is the aggressor and described its actions, mentioning, "Moscow is the country which decided to ill people, stole children and who refused a ceasefire and peace."
Macron acknowledged Trump’s optimism about a peace deal, noting, "If he considers he can get a deal done, this is great news and we have to do whatever we can to have a great deal."
Macron's statement underscored the importance of not equating Ukraine and Russia, asserting, "We cannot just create an equivalent situation between Ukraine and Russia."
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