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Aid to Kyiv: Macron’s entourage judges a cut risky

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Aid to Kyiv: Macron’s entourage judges a cut risky

Marine Le Pen, the RN candidate in the presidential election, considers that Emmanuel Macron’s record leaves little room to keep providing financial aid to Ukraine. In the entourage of the head of state, a possible decision to cut all aid to Kyiv, should she be elected in 2027, could work against France, BFMTV reports.

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