The leaders coordinated actions as part of the NATO summit in The Hague and discussed the increase in pressure in Russia.
President Vladimir Zelensky met with French leader Emmanuel Macron to adjust the following joint steps and discuss diplomatic work to force Russia and increase support for Ukraine. This was announced by the State Chief’s Press Sulfenth on Tuesday, June 24.
The head of the Ukrainian state informs the situation in the battlefield and the consequences of Russian attacks against civilians. Ukraine’s critical need is the strengthening of air defense, the President said.
Zelensky noted that the French Mirage 2000 has significantly strengthened the possibilities of Ukrainian shock aircraft, especially with the destruction of enemy drones and cruise missiles. Leaders discussed the possibility of increasing the Mirage 2000 number and the manufacture of drum-intercept drives to prevent Russian firing of Russian’s civilian infrastructure of Iran’s drones.
The Presidents of Ukraine and France also discussed the expansion of cooperation between the businesses of defense of the countries.
The attention was also paid for the development of the coalition and additional diplomatic work to achieve a fair and long -world world. The leaders noticed the pressure increase in the Russian Federation and the introduction of more strict penalties: reduced the maximum Russian oil price and imposed sanctions against Russian lng.
In addition, Zelensky and Macron coordinated steps as part of NATO Summit in The Hague and discussed the situation in the Middle East.
Remember that Zelensky had previously explained what Ukraine counts in the NATO Summit declaration.
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Source: korrespondent
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