Putin And Macron Speak On The Phone About Ukraine’s Nuclear Power Plant

Vladimir Putin and Macron discussed the situation at Ukraine’s nuclear power plant by phone on Sunday afternoon.

Here’s a fresh report from Mandy News as the war in Ukraine continues.

The French president, Emmanuel Macron, has also spoken to the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, and it has been a conversation that is for discussion or for the Ukrainian crisis, and we are being told that there is a telephone conversation that has taken place between the two.

Recall that France has been at the very forefront in pledging support to Ukraine, even if it is in terms of military support or troops that have been mobilized to Romania with respect to the NATO task force as well.

There are 500 French troops that have been pledged by France to the NATO task force, and apart from that, 300 million euros have also been pledged in humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine as far as the Russian crisis is concerned.

According to the report gathered by Mandy News, the Russian leader spoke in detail about the outbreak last week at the area of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and stated that the Russian armed forces and the Ukrainian security unit will continue to ensure the functioning of the power plant while the radiation background around it maintains normal physical and nuclear safety for the plant. 

According to Mr Putin, the event at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant is reliably protected. The Russian president called it an element of the cynical propaganda campaign of Ukrainian radicals. 

Vladimir Putin suggested that Emanuel Macron actively work with the Kyiv authorities on the issue of providing humanitarian corridors for the exit of civilians and foreigners and discussed the course of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

The Russian leader expressed his readiness to continue the dialogue as well.

According to the Russian state media, Vladimir Putin is not against the possibility of holding a trilateral meeting of the IAEA in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus via videoconference or in a third language.