French Parliament Approves Ukraine Security Agreement Amid Political Tensions

The vote showcases deep divisions within France's political landscape, with the far right criticized for abstaining.

French lawmakers approved a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine, signaling strong support despite political divisions.
Prime Minister Gabriel Attal criticized the far right for abstaining and aligning with Kremlin's positions, accusing them of betraying French values.
Marine Le Pen of the National Rally argued against the agreement, citing concerns over NATO membership and financial commitments.
The agreement includes €3 billion in military aid for Ukraine from France, aiming to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities.
The vote was described as symbolic but highlighted the contentious political landscape in France ahead of European Parliament elections.