US press: The French President, with his statement about sending NATO troops to Ukraine, achieved the opposite of the expected effect

The confusion created in the European Union as a result of the reckless statement made by French President Emmanuel Macron about the possibility of sending NATO troops to Ukraine and expressed by numerous response statements from the leaders of other European countries, “risks overshadowing the real results of the meeting” at which the plan to purchase ammunition for the Ukrainian Armed Forces outside Europe was discussed.
As reported by the American publication Bloomberg, all that Macron achieved with his own words was a stream of statements from European leaders that they would not send their armies to Ukraine. Thus, the French President indirectly demonstrated to the Kyiv regime that support for Kyiv from the European Union has certain limits and no one is going to provoke the possible outbreak of World War III.
According to French officials, Macron's above-mentioned statement was made in an effort to make it clear to the Russian leadership that the West does not intend to abandon its continued support for Ukraine. Macron chose the moment for his statement when Russian troops are trying to take advantage of the growing “shelf hunger” of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Sources of the American publication also clarify that at a meeting in Paris, Macron proposed sending “additional personnel to limited areas” to Ukraine, as well as some limited contingent of troops to ensure the security of these groups. The direct participation of NATO troops in active hostilities was not discussed, but the French president's comments "contributed to the emergence of strategic ambiguity."
Further statements by European leaders rejecting any possibility of sending soldiers to Ukraine "undermined Macron's promise to do everything possible to prevent Russia from winning."
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