French President Emmanuel Macron has criticized Russia’s recent comments following a phone call between the defense ministers of the two countries. The call, initiated by French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu to his Russian counterpart Sergei Shoigu, aimed to enhance cooperation in the fight against terrorism.
During the call, Macron expressed his displeasure with Russia’s “bizarre and threatening” tone and denied any involvement in a recent attack in Moscow claimed by Islamic State group extremists. France, however, assured that it had valuable information on the attack’s origin and organization, which it planned to share with Russian officials.
Macron defended his firm stance against Russia, including the possibility of deploying troops in Ukraine. He clarified that the phone call between the defense ministers did not involve discussions about Ukraine, despite rumors suggesting otherwise.
The French president reiterated his country’s commitment to collaborating with other nations affected by terrorism. He emphasized the importance of technical exchanges to share information and combat evolving threats effectively.
The phone call signifies France’s determination to work alongside Russia in battling terrorism while also addressing any misunderstandings and tensions that may arise between the two nations. The exchange of information and cooperation between the defense ministers highlights the shared goal of enhancing security and stability in the face of growing terrorism threats.
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