Macron oo ku digay in yaraynta gargaarka Yukrayn ay horseedi karto dagaal kale

Madaxweynaha Faransiiska ayaa sheegay in dalalka doonaya in la yareeyo gargaarka Yukrayn ay rabaan in lagu qasbo nabadda aan caddaaladda ahayn.

Madaxweynaha Faransiiska Emmanuel Macron ayaa Sabtida sheegay in dalalka doonaya in la yareeyo gargaarka Yukrayn ay rabaan in lagu qasbo nabadda aan caddaaladda ahayn, isagoo ku digay in taasi ay horseedi karto dagaal kale. Hadalkiisa ayaa yimid iyadoo Maraykanku dhexdhexaadinayo wada-hadallada u dhexeeya Yukrayn iyo Ruushka.

Digniinta Macron ee ku saabsan gargaarka Yukrayn

Macron, oo hadalkiisa ku daabacay baraha bulshada, ayaa sheegay in kuwa doonaya in la yareeyo gargaarka Yukrayn ay gudaha uga jiraan in nabadda aan caddaaladda ahayn lagu qasbo Yukrayn, iyo Yurub oo dhan. Wuxuu ku tilmaamay in taasi ay tahay ruuxa guuldarraysta, isagoo ku celceliyay in taasi ay tahay dariiqa loo maro dagaal kale, isla markaana aysan noqon karin mawqifka Faransiiska.

Wada-hadallada Maraykanku dhexdhexaadinayo

Hadalka Macron ayaa yimid iyadoo Maraykanku dhexdhexaadinayo wada-hadallada u dhexeeya Yukrayn iyo Ruushka, iyadoo Madaxweynaha Yukrayn Volodymyr Zelensky uu sheegay in Washington ay soo jeedisay in Kyiv ay dhulka u dhiibto Moscow si ay Yukrayn ugu biirto NATO. Ergeyada Maraykanka Jared Kushner iyo Steve Witkoff ayaa Khamiista si gooni gooni ah la kulmay Madaxweynaha Ruushka Vladimir Putin iyo Zelensky, kadib laba maalmood oo wada-hadal ah oo ka dhacay Abu Dhabi oo aan wax horumar ah laga gaarin.

Yurub oo ka qayb gelaysa wada-hadallada

Wada-hadallada ayaa horseeday heshiisyo ah in dalalka Yurub ay ka qayb geli doonaan wada-hadallada mustaqbalka ee ku saabsan soo afjarista dagaalka. Jimcihii, magaalada Dublin, Yurub ayaa dooratay shan dal – Faransiiska, Jarmalka, Talyaaniga, Boqortooyada Midowday iyo Poland – si ay u diraan wakiillo wada-hadallada. Macron ayaa sheegay in Yurub ay tahay in ay si buuxda uga qayb geliso hawsha nabadda cadaaladda ah oo waarta, isagoo intaa ku daray in waxa ka dhacaya Yukrayn ay si toos ah u saameeyaan Faransiiska, iyo in ka caawinta Yukrayn ay tahay ilaalinta Faransiiska iyo Faransiiska.

French president says limiting support would force an 'unjust peace' on Kyiv as US-mediated talks continue.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday that countries seeking to limit aid to Ukraine want to impose an "unjust peace" and warned that this would be a recipe for another war, according to a statement posted on social media.

Macron: Rationing Aid Means 'Spirit of Defeat'

Macron said those who want to ration aid to Ukraine wish "underneath it all to force an unjust peace on it" and, by extension, all of Europe. "That is the spirit of defeat. That is a recipe for another war. That cannot be France's position," he said.

US Mediation and European Role in Talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in comments released Saturday that Washington has suggested Kyiv cede land to Moscow in exchange for Ukraine joining NATO. US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Zelensky separately on Thursday, after two days of talks in Abu Dhabi which ended with no breakthrough.

Negotiations led to agreements that European countries will join future talks on ending the war. On Friday, in Dublin, Europe chose five countries – France, Germany, Italy, the UK and Poland – to send representatives to the talks.

Macron: Europe Must Take 'Full Part'

Macron said "Europe must take full part" in the work to bring about a "fair and lasting peace" in Ukraine. "What happens in Ukraine concerns us directly... Helping Ukraine defend itself is protecting France and the French," he said.

He said Ukraine's allies must clearly set out, including to Russia, its postwar vision and "we must also detail what we expect of the United States for Europe's long-term security." Macron added that he believed "Vladimir Putin does not want to negotiate" and was trying to break Ukraine by stepping up drone and missile strikes against civilians and energy infrastructure as winter closes in. "That means we must keep up our financial backing and helping Ukraine protect its population, its power plants and its grids," he said.