“In principle, nothing is prohibited.” Macron allowed the supply of fighter jets to Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron, during a visit to the Netherlands, spoke about the possibility of transferring Western fighters to Ukraine. BFM TV writes about this.

“In principle, nothing is prohibited,” Macron said.

At the same time, he named several conditions for possible deliveries of aircraft. In particular, they should not lead to an escalation of the conflict or weaken the French army, and the aircraft themselves should not be used to attack Russian territory, the French President said.

In turn, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said that “there is no taboo, but it will be a big step” if Ukraine receives fighter jets from Western countries.

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• Ukrainian authorities in January convinced Western countries to begin supplying tanks that Kyiv had been asking for since the start of the war. Now, according to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, they intend to seek supplies of aircraft. "It's a dream. And this is the task,” the Ukrainian leader said on January 25.
• On January 26, Politico reported, citing sources, that Western countries, at the initiative of Ukraine, which was supported by the Baltic countries, began to discuss the possibility of supplying fighters to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. At the same time, in Washington, according to Politico, the possibility of transferring the aircraft is still being ruled out.
• German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on January 30 criticized the debate over the supply of fighter jets to Ukraine, saying that it “perhaps instead of supporting Ukraine, domestic political motives are brought to the fore.”