French President Emmanuel Macron has opposed calls to restrict the European Union's financial assistance to Ukraine, APA reports.
"Those who want to limit Ukraine's resources actually want to force it to accept an unjust peace and keep it in a weakened position for a long time. This would leave all of Europe vulnerable. This is a defeatist mindset and a path leading to another war. France cannot share such a position," Macron said in a post on the social media platform X.
The French President emphasized that Paris's main priority is to achieve a just and lasting peace in cooperation with Ukraine.
According to him, Europe must participate fully in negotiations on resolving the conflict. Macron said he considers this important for the security of the continent.
The French leader also called on Europe to define its priorities for the period after the war in Ukraine ends.
"We must clearly communicate what we want after the war ends, including to the Russians. At the same time, we must clearly express what we expect from the United States in terms of Europe's long-term security," Macron noted.
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