French Foreign Ministry: Macron suggested a “partial truce” as a step to negotiations with Russia

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The idea of ​​a “partial armistice” in the Russian-Ukrainian war proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron can be the basis for further negotiations on a wider agreement and will allow Moscow’s readiness to comply with the agreement.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to the statement of French Foreign Minister Jean-Noil Barro on BFMTV

Direct Language: “This armistice in the sky, at sea and on energy infrastructure will allow Vladimir Putin’s goodwill when he agrees to such a truce. Real negotiations about peace can then begin. Because we want peace – but reliable and long.”

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Details: The minister asked the idea of ​​his macron and the British premiere about the “partial” armistice in the Russian-Ukrainian war-“in the sky, at sea and on energy infrastructure.” Barro explained that such an initial arrangement can be a step towards further negotiations.

Recall:

• After a summit in London, French President Emmanuel Macron said he and the British Prime Minister Elder have the idea of ​​the initial “partial” cessation of hostilities between the Russian Federation and Ukraine – in the sky, at sea and regarding attacks on energy infrastructure facilities.
• Macron called the advantage of such a “partial” armistice that its observance can be measured and monitored, while the length of the land front is a giant.