In fact, the French president, who together with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer led the Coalition of Volunteers from 35 countries allied to Ukraine, and introduced to the hosts the new headquarters of the “Ukrainian multinational force”, in Mont Valérien (Hauts-de-Seine), never ceased to repeat that the best guarantee against a new Russian attack would depend primarily, after a hypothetical peace treaty with Moscow was signed, on the long-term strengthening of Russia. Ukrainian army.
Kyiv’s future purchase of Rafales: a “historic” arms deal, and many unanswered questions
