Zelenskiy's Paris Visit: Strengthening Western Support for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is set to meet with France's President Emmanuel Macron in Paris to solidify Western support. Amid discussions of a possible end to the war, Macron is reaffirming France's commitment to Ukraine. French-trained Ukrainian soldiers are preparing for active deployment.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is traveling to Paris for crucial talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, aiming to bolster Western support as he hints at a potential resolution to the ongoing conflict in the coming months.

While his upcoming meeting in Germany was canceled, Zelenskiy had planned to present a 'victory plan' to his allies, details of which remain undisclosed to French officials. A French diplomatic source expressed anticipation over receiving information soon. Macron aims to underscore France's unwavering backing for Ukraine amid domestic challenges.

Elsewhere, Macron and Ukraine's defense minister reviewed French-trained Ukrainian soldiers preparing for deployment, highlighting France's strategic military support. This brigade includes 2,300 soldiers and personnel, tested under realistic conditions, and equipped with advanced military hardware.

(With inputs from agencies.)