French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday deemed the United States' decision to authorize Ukraine to use long-range missiles in Russia “completely good”, on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro. At the same time, Russian strikes continue. At least ten people were killed and 44 others injured Monday by a Russian strike on the southern Ukrainian port city of Odessa. Another strike carried out by a drone targeted the Sumy region, bordering Russia, causing seven victims, including a child.
Isabelle Lasserre, diplomatic correspondent for Le Figaro:
“90% of wars end with negotiation. This negotiation, which looks so bad for the Ukrainians, could have turned out very well if Europe had realized the power of what was happening and was up to it. of its promises and its values. The United States and Europe were slow to move to help Ukraine and since then, they have done so by stepping on the brakes. “Ukraine to defend itself and survive, but not enough for it to win.”
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Gérard Araud, former French ambassador to the United States, former permanent representative of France to the UN:
“We are at a very important moment. Finally, we are talking about negotiation. It is coming. It was President Zelensky who spoke of a negotiation. Donald Trump is arriving, who is not the creator of the moment, but the catalyst After all these horrors, faced with a Ukraine that is tired, struggling, ravaged, devastated, there is a small glimmer of hope that a negotiation in the coming weeks or months could put an end to these. endless massacres.”
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Camille Grand, former deputy secretary general of NATO:
“In Vladimir Putin's mind, this head was supposed to last three days. After 1,000 days, we can clearly see the heroic resistance of the Ukrainians. Ukrainian society has held on and the army is still holding on. Western assistance has been slow, late, always with a delay and even today, what is annoying is to see how long it takes to get going even simply to give the Ukrainians the means to enter into this negotiation in a slightly more favorable situation.”
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