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Russia-Ukraine: Two years have passed since the Russia-Ukraine war. But no solution has been found yet. Meanwhile, the meeting of 20 European leaders has started in Paris. In this, French President Emmanuel Macron has made it clear that he does not refuse to send his army to Ukraine. He said that in future, army will have to be sent to save Ukraine.
He also made it clear to them that no agreement has yet been reached on sending troops to Ukraine. But in view of Russia's aggression, such a step seems to be necessary. If this continues, Russia will completely dominate Ukraine. Meanwhile, there are also reports that Russia is now preparing to launch a major attack on Ukraine. Therefore, shocked Ukrainian President Zelensky has appealed to allies for help.
Macron said that if Russia dominates Ukraine then the situation will be challenging for many other countries. The French President further said that Russia's attitude has changed. He wants to capture as many provinces as possible in Ukraine. Now his eyes are not only on Ukraine. Rest of the countries are also on top. Thus Russia is welcoming a very big threat.
German Chancellor Olaf Schultz, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Lord Cameron, Polish President and Dutch Prime Minister were also present in this meeting. Apart from this, representatives of America and Canada were also present.
Five areas were identified in the meeting that require immediate action. These include cyber defense, collaborative production of military hardware, military assistance to Ukraine, and security of border areas. Along with this, he told America that no country can wait for the election results for its future. Immediate decisions should be taken in your own interest.
The French President further said that funding for ammunition and money for Ukraine should be increased immediately. It needs to increase its defensive strength against Russia. The United Nations Security Committee made efforts to stop the war. But it could not succeed. In that, India has once again demanded changes in the United Nations Security Committee system.
