The French Foreign Minister is of the opinion that this period can allow “the good faith” of the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, to analyze, but London believes that he can help Russia to be strengthened.
French Minister of France of France, Jean-Noel Barrot, said on Monday that a truce between Ukraine and Russia could allow for air, sea and energy infrastructure to analyze “the good faith” of the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, in the face of the beginning of a “solid and lasting peace.”
Hours later, after the European summit to treat combustion, the United Kingdom said that it is just one of the options that I can see because it believes that Russia could use it to reinforce.
Barrot said that After the month of the Armistice “the real negotiations would begin For a peace, because we want peace, but we want a solid peace and permanent peace.
He also responded to the words of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, about the risk of a third world cup in the absence of an agreement and has acknowledged that “never the risk of a war on the European continent, in the European Union, has been higher.” “For 15 years, the threat does not stop. The front line does not stop approaching For us, “he explained.
“That is why (…) The President of France (Emmanuel Macron), he says seven years that we have to increase our defense to scare the threat. What we are already attending today what we attended in London yesterday is waking up from a part of Europeans who refused to see the reality of things,” he said.
He United KingdomOn the other hand, it deducted the importance of the French proposal to get a truce of one months in Ukraine, given that a temporary break in the fighting Russia could help to regroup and attack again, as indicated on Monday the State Secretary of the Forces, Luke Pollard.
Source: EITB
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