"Macron's Security Deal: France's Pledge of Support to Ukraine Amid Russian Attacks"
French President Emmanuel Macron plans to sign a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine during his upcoming visit, emphasizing France's commitment to supporting Ukraine's defense efforts. Macron also announced the delivery of missiles and bombs to Ukraine, as European partners face pressure to increase military support amid ongoing Russian air strikes. The move follows British PM Rishi Sunak's recent bilateral security deal and pledge of €3 billion in military aid to Ukraine, while German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has urged other EU countries to provide more weapons. Macron's statement comes as France and Europe consider new decisions, including resolving a dispute over a €50 billion aid package to Ukraine.
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