Macron Discusses Ukraine Situation and Peace Prospects with Modi
Effective diplomacy and the pursuit of peace remain central as French President Emmanuel Macron engaged in a significant dialogue with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The discussion centered around the latest developments concerning Ukraine and the broader international efforts aimed at ending the ongoing conflict.
Macron provided detailed updates on the recent summit involving a coalition of 35 countries striving to find pathways to a peaceful resolution and the potential involvement of new partners in the peace process.
He elaborated on the outcomes of his recent meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky and highlighted Europe’s continued commitment to support Ukraine.
Macron underscored that Europe is prepared to offer security guarantees to Ukraine immediately upon signing a comprehensive peace agreement, signaling a hopeful outlook for an eventual end to hostilities.
Western leaders, including Macron, are actively working to persuade India, a country historically maintaining close ties with Russia and continuing to purchase oil from Moscow, thereby supporting Putin’s military-industrial complex.
Macron also emphasized the importance of increased European involvement in negotiations, proposing a new four-party platform including the US, Ukraine, Russia, and European nations to facilitate a peaceful resolution.
Despite the diplomatic complexities, European leaders remain committed to engaging all stakeholders to bring the war to an end, restore peace to Ukrainian territory, and ensure the security of the entire continent.