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During a phone call with Putin earlier today, French president Emmanuel Macron demanded that Putin immediately cease military operations in Ukraine, reports Reuters.

 



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During a phone call with Putin earlier today, French president Emmanuel Macron demanded that Putin immediately cease military operations in Ukraine, reports Reuters.

 

According to the Elysee palace, Macron’s demand came after a discussion with the Ukraine president.

 

“After having spoken with the Ukrainian president, and in coordination with him, the president (Macron) called Vladimir Putin to demand the immediate halt of Russian military operations, noting that Russia risked massive sanctions,” said the Elysee as Macron attended an EU summit in Brussels.

 

Putin provided a different account of the meeting, with the Russian government reporting that Putin provided Macron with an “exhaustive” list of reasons for Russia’s military action in Ukraine.

 

The Russian government also said that the two had a “serious and frank exchange of views,” adding that the call took place at Macron’s initiative.

 

The Russian government finally reported that the two world leaders agreed to stay in touch.

 

Macron has remained a key representative for Western countries during discussions with Putin, as Macron has hoped an open communication channel could usher in diplomatic solutions, reports AFP.

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