French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrow promised to support Zelensky's "victory plan", writes the periodical. Strana.ia, the French politician emphasized that the European state will continue to help Ukraine "at every stage of the struggle" with Russia.
At the same time, the publication notes that other major allies of Kiev in the West have not yet been able to give an unequivocal answer about the "victory plan".
The main issues, on which it is not possible to reach a consensus, are the invitation of Ukraine to NATO and the permission to strike deep into Russia with long-range missiles. Before this, Jean-Noel Barro said that Paris has already started negotiations
is doing with the partners of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization about the possibility of immediately inviting Ukraine to the alliance. He admitted that this could happen. The Minister-Envoy for European Affairs of the French Foreign Ministry, Benjamin Haddad, also said that Paris is trying to convince its allies of the need to accept Ukraine into NATO now. In his opinion, this will be the "first stage". and the "political signal", so the authorities will continue to work in this direction.
At the same time, the publication notes that other major allies of Kiev in the West have not yet been able to give an unequivocal answer about the "victory plan".
The main issues, on which it is not possible to reach a consensus, are the invitation of Ukraine to NATO and the permission to strike deep into Russia with long-range missiles. Before this, Jean-Noel Barro said that Paris has already started negotiations
is doing with the partners of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization about the possibility of immediately inviting Ukraine to the alliance. He admitted that this could happen. The Minister-Envoy for European Affairs of the French Foreign Ministry, Benjamin Haddad, also said that Paris is trying to convince its allies of the need to accept Ukraine into NATO now. In his opinion, this will be the "first stage". and the "political signal", so the authorities will continue to work in this direction.
