According to "Ukraine Pravda" and Russian satellite news agency on the 4th, French President Macron once again responded to his earlier statement that "does not rule out the West to send troops to Ukraine", saying that France has no plans to send troops to Ukraine in the near future. Earlier, Macron's "send troops" caused an uproar in the Western world, the United States and some European countries have expressed their distance from the relevant statement, saying that their own side has no such plan.
According to the report, Macron made the latest statement in an interview with Czech media "Novinky" and "Pravo.cz". He simply said, he recalled, that "nothing can be ruled out."
"This does not mean that we are considering sending French troops to Ukraine in the near future, but we have started to discuss and consider everything that can be done to help Ukraine, especially on Ukrainian territory." Mr Macron said.
According to previous reports, on the 26th of last month, the leaders of more than 20 European countries held a meeting in the French capital Paris to support Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron told a news conference summarizing the outcome of the meeting that there was no consensus among Western countries on sending ground troops to Ukraine, "but, as the situation changes, nothing is ruled out." We will do everything we can to make sure that Russia does not win this war."
However, regarding Macron's "dispatch of troops" remarks, the United States and other Western Allies rushed to "distance". The White House, the State Department and the Pentagon repeatedly stressed on February 27 that the country would not deploy troops in Ukraine, and NATO, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Poland, the Czech Republic and other countries have also distanced themselves from Macron's statement. Russian presidential press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said at a press conference on the 27th of the same month that Russia took note of Macron's remarks and the discussion of Western countries on sending troops to Ukraine, and that sending troops to Ukraine is "absolutely not in line" with the interests of Western countries, and if it does so, a direct conflict between NATO and Russia will be "inevitable."
"Everything I have said on this issue (Ukraine) has been weighed, considered and carefully weighed." On February 29, local time, Macron responded during a visit to the athletes' Village of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris to comments that the West would send ground troops directly to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. A spokesman for the Elysee Palace said France did not want to be involved in a war and was not discussing sending combat troops to Russia, but was considering stationing demining personnel, trainers and equipment maintenance personnel in Ukraine.
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