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The clarification came after President Macron left open the possibility of deploying European forces to the country in an unspecified capacity.

It was, in so many ways, peak Macron. Le Président was still smarting from the self-inflicted fiasco of his cancelled debate with angry French farmers at the key Salon de l’Agriculture last weekend: thy walked out rather than accept to share the platform with unelected Green movements who repeatedly destroyed crops and water tanks, invited at the last minute by none other than one Macron, E.

French President Emmanuel Macron is considering the possibility of deploying Western troops in Ukraine in the future.

Facing the imminent collapse of NATO’s Ukrainian proxy forces amid massive losses, the Paris summit was called to lay the groundwork for the introduction of troops from NATO and EU member countries to fight Russia in Ukraine.

In a sign of how serious Europe is taking Russian aggression on the continent, France will “not rule out” sending Western troops to Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron and French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said on Feb. 27.

NATO has no plans to deploy its military forces to Ukraine, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed to the Associated Press on Feb. 27.

PARIS: Frances President Emmanuel Macron on Monday announced new steps to boost Ukraine in its fight against Russias invasion, saying not even the sending of Western ground troops was ruled out to achieve Europes goal of defeating Moscow.

French President Emmanuel Macron has smashed a major taboo by floating the possibility of sending Western troops to Ukraine, raising the stakes in a showdown with a nuclear-armed Russia.Gabuev pointed out that a small number of Western troops and volunteers were already on the ground in Ukraine, adding that he could not imagine French society backing the idea of sending a large French contingent to fight there.

France’s Emmanuel Macron raised the option of sending Western troops to Ukraine, but Germany, UK, Poland, others say they have no such plans The Kremlin says such a move would inevitably lead to conflict.

The Kremlin warns of inevitable direct conflict with NATO if troops from alliance members are sent to fight in Ukraine.