« WE WILL SEND AID I THE NEXT FEW HOURS » TO UKRAINE PRES MACRON SAID

OVER KAKHOVKA DAM WAS DESTROYED

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster, RSR | Paris, Washington DC, 06/07/2023, 21:38 Time

USPA NEWS - French President, Emmanuel Macron reacted, Wednesday, June 7, the day after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam, in Ukraine. "We will send aid in the next few hours to meet immediate needs", promised the French head of state, on Twitter, condemning a "heinous act which endangers the populations".
According to the French Presidency, Elysee, the Crisis Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will quickly dispatch a first convoy of around ten tonnes of products requested by Ukrainians, in terms of health, hygiene and water sanitation, including a portable cistern.

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FRENCH PRES. MACRON & ZELENSKY AGREED ON DELIVERING ARMORED & LIGHT TANKS TO KIV

V. ZELENSKY WELCOMED AT ELYSEE PALACE

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster, Rahma Sophia RACHDI | Paris, Washington DC, 05/15/2023, 02:21 Time

USPA NEWS - French President Macron welcomed his counterpart the President of the Republic of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky in Paris this Sunday, May 14, 2023 for a working dinner at the Elysee Palace, which lasted more than four hours. President Zelensky was dressed in his usual military uniform, as a warlord, since Ukraine was attacked by Russia on February 24, 2022 and was welcomed by the French PM Elisabeth Borne alongside with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Catherine Colonna at the private airport on the tarmac, with no protocol and without red carpet. The Ukrainian Head of State arrived on board a Falcon plane from the French Republic, in return for Germany where he had been received by the German President. He was also received by Chancellor Olaf Scholtz. who presented him with the Charlemagne Prize, a distinction rewarding a commitment to European unification, in Aix-la-Chapelle. "As long as necessary, France will continue to provide political, financial, humanitarian and military support to the Ukrainians."said President Macron, on his Facebook post.

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