The EU countries agree to buy $1.5 billion worth of shells for Ukraine - Bloomberg
Macron supported the Czechia president's proposal to buy 800,000 artillery shells from outside the...
Macron did not rule out the deployment of EU troops to Ukraine
He made an official statement.
Macron said that the EU's promise to allocate 1 million shells to Ukraine was a lie from the beginning
"It has to be said that we did not have this one million shells. It was certainly a reckless...
Polish President Andrzej Duda has said that the idea of sending troops to Ukraine caused "heated discussions" at a meeting in Paris
"The most heated discussion revolved around the issue of sending troops to Ukraine, and here too...
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