French far-right politician Marine Le Pen says she is willing to visit Ukraine to discuss aid with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Marine Le Pen said she would maintain six months of financial aid to Ukraine if elected and stated France cannot continue support during the war. She said France lacks financial capacity and is willing to visit Ukraine if President Zelensky requests. Public opinion polls show she is a favorite for next year's election.
- Marine Le Pen said she would maintain financial aid to Ukraine for six months if elected and stated France cannot continue financial support during the war.
- Marine Le Pen is willing to visit Ukraine if President Zelensky wishes to discuss French aid and said France lacks financial capacity to provide aid.
- France committed 27 billion euros to Ukraine since the invasion, with annual aid assessed at 6 billion euros.
- Kiel Institute said the aid from France included 7.9 billion euros in bilateral assistance.
- Public opinion polls indicate Le Pen is a favorite for next year's presidential elections.
- Zelensky responded that partners help Ukraine become stronger.
- Le Pen cited high national deficit and weak economic growth as reasons for limiting aid.
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