Macron, Ukraine and Minsk Agreements

Macron says without security guarantees for Ukraine, new agreements could repeat fate of Minsk Agreements
After the emergency summit of European leaders, French President Emmanuel Macron has said that peace in Ukraine is possible only if Russia stops its aggression and strong and reliable security guarantees are provided to Ukraine.
Russia criticizes UN Security Council over 'failure' of 2015 Minsk agreements for Ukraine
Moscow’s UN envoy blames Kyiv, Western states for collapse of peace efforts in eastern Ukraine following Russia's 2014 takeover of Crimea - Anadolu Ajansı
Zelenskyy to Macron: No fake peace - Ukraine needs real security guarantees
The discussion focused on security guarantees for Ukraine, with Zelenskyy stressing the need for reliable and strong guarantees. "We have a common vision: security guarantees must be reliable and strong.
Macron pushes for strong security guarantees for Ukraine after talks with Trump, Zelensky
French President Emmanuel Macron has reaffirmed the need for strong security guarantees for Ukraine, warning that a ceasefire without them risks collapsing like the failed Minsk agreements. His Feb. 17 statement came after urgent talks with European leaders,
'Russia Must End Aggression With Guarantees For Ukrainians': French President Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to US President Donald Trump and then to Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Macron wrote, "After bringing together several European leaders,
Ukraine War: Macron Stresses For Lasting Peace In Call With Trump, Zelenskyy
The French President shared that in his call with Trump and Zelenskyy, he urged for lasting peace in Ukraine and an end to ...
Armed robbery in Revesby1d
UNSC Urged to Renew Ukraine Peace Efforts at Minsk Mark
The Minsk Agreements show that the signing of a peace pact alone does not ensure a durable end to conflict, the Security ...
eng.belta7d
Normandy Four in Minsk: Full chronicle of 2015 peace talks
Exactly ten years ago, on 11 February 2015, the world's attention was focused on Minsk. The Belarusian capital hosted the Normandy Four - the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France. During the ...