Macron's Third Postponement of Ukraine Visit Amid Rising Tensions

French President Emmanuel Macron delays his trip to Ukraine for the third time in a month, citing the need for further coordination and a unified stance against Russia.

President Emmanuel Macron has postponed his scheduled visit to Ukraine for the third time, planning to travel to Kyiv in the coming weeks.
The postponement follows a Russian missile attack near Ukraine's president and the Greek prime minister in Odesa, where Macron was due to visit.
Macron has adopted a tougher stance against Russia, urging European allies to intensify their support for Ukraine.
The French presidency is considering expanding the trip to include other Western heads of state, aiming to demonstrate unity and solidarity with Kyiv.
Zelensky and Macron discussed the outcomes of the recent Paris conference supporting Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of military aid and long-term security agreements.