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Ukraine's European allies have agreed to plug arms shortages by supplying it with medium and long-range missiles and bombs and do not rule out providing ground forces, said French President Emmanuel Macron, Paul Godfrey reported for United Press International (UPI).
The bloc's commitment was reiterated by French President Emmanuel Macron. I Photo: Генеральний штаб ЗСУ / General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Facebook
Speaking after a Ukraine conference in Paris attended by leaders and ministers from 20 nations Monday including Germany's chancellor Olaf Scholz, British foreign secretary David Cameron, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, and a virtual address from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Macron reiterated the bloc's commitment.
"Shared conviction with our partners tonight: Russia cannot and must not win in Ukraine," Macron wrote in a post on X.
"It is on our continent that this war is taking place. What is at stake is our security as Europeans, it is our future. Alongside Ukraine, with our partners, we will be there resolutely, for as long as necessary and whatever that requires."
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