The meeting between Macron and Schultz focused on strengthening support for Ukraine

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, quoted by the German publication “D Site”, Emmanuel French President Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Schultz met at Mesberg Palace in Germany. Macron announced in this meeting that he wants to make it possible for Ukraine to attack positions in Russia. During his visit to Mesberg Palace, Macron said: We must allow them (Ukraine) to neutralize the military bases from which missiles are fired. Ukraine will eventually be attacked from Russian bases. He added: “However, we should not allow them to attack other targets in Russia, especially civilian facilities.” There is to Ukraine. It must always operate within the framework of international law. He added: This has worked well so far. He also noted that Germany and France provided various weapons to Kiev. NATO allies have been debating for a long time whether Ukraine can use Western weapons to attack targets in Ukraine.

Olaf Schultz, the Federal Chancellor of Germany also said after the meeting with Macron: Western aid to Ukraine should be based on a new basis.

He added: in the framework The G7 should explore new financing options to raise billions more for Ukraine. Schultz also said that the aim is to combine and strengthen the efforts of the G7 countries and the European Union. According to Macron, the issue of technical assistance will be clarified at the G7 summit in Italy in June. Blocked the Central Bank of Russia used. The United States recently suggested that the G7 could give Ukraine a large loan secured by interest income from frozen Russian central bank funds. This loan could be around 50 billion dollars. The German chancellor also said: We want to give Ukraine access to billions of additional financial resources so that it can confidently carry out its defense and thus the security of the whole of Europe.

The European Union has already decided to allocate 90 percent of the usable profits from frozen Russian assets, which were previously collected, to an EU fund to finance military equipment and training. The remaining ten percent will be used, among other things, to finance the reconstruction of the destroyed infrastructure in Ukraine. used by the West against targets in Russia. Jens Stoltenberg said at the European Union Defense Ministers’ meeting in Brussels that it would be difficult for Ukraine to defend itself without such an operation, especially in the war in the Kharkiv region. to attack Russian artillery positions and airfields on the other side of the border. The NATO Parliamentary Assembly and EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell recently called for Ukraine to be allowed to shell these targets. Tensions see no limits in this reduction.

Macron ended his official visit to Münster, Germany before the German and French Ministerial Council in Mesberg. There, he was honored to receive the Westphalian International Peace Prize and in his acceptance speech called for more optimism and movement in Europe.

He emphasized: Being optimistic as a European means making sure that that Europe is the correct answer. This refers to major current challenges such as the war in Ukraine, the climate crisis and the threat to democracy. Macron said: We must start a new phase of Europe. In Europe, we are too divided and fragmented, too slow and too timid, and that’s the reality.

At a joint press conference with Schultz, Macron spoke of the expansion of attacks that have been possible so far. He presented a map showing where Ukraine would be attacked from. He added: If the current laws are followed, Ukraine cannot attack these bases. He said: What we want is to have the ability to hit these missile launch sites. I don’t think it will help escalate the tension.”

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