Macron believes that a peace is possible in Ukraine: “It will be the one that the Ukrainians decide when they decide”

The French president, Emmanuel Macron, defended this Sunday that “peace is possible” in Ukraine and has assured that it will come “when the Ukrainians decide.” “Let us not let peace be held hostage by Russian power. Peace will be built with the other, who is today’s enemy, around a table”, said the French president during a meeting for peace with religious of various faiths gathered in Rome. In addition, Macron has highlighted the absolutely central role of the Ukrainians. “A peace is possible. It will be the one that the Ukrainians decide when they decide,” he asserted. Macron has also pointed out the difference between the Russian people and their leaders. “This war is that of a power that has built its own narrative to justify it, but I am not sure that it is the war of all Russia,” he argued. “Talking with the Russian people and with consciences is essential,” he added. , although he does not rule out dialogue with Putin, as the United States and most EU leaders do. For Macron, it is precisely with the enemy with whom we must negotiate. The French leader has also ridiculed his presence as head of a secular republic, of its armies, of a country “equipped with nuclear weapons” in a forum entitled ‘The cry of peace’ with the presence of religious Christians, Jews and Muslims.