Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Macron Discusses Ukraine with NATO Chief Rutte
French President Emmanuel Macron talked with NATO leader Mark Rutte about helping Ukraine.
They discussed how to work together to support Ukraine in the war and make sure the country is safe in the future.
Macron said it's important for everyone to stay united and help Ukraine not just with soldiers and money, but also by talking to other countries to keep the peace.
He mentioned that starting in January, they will meet in Paris to make plans for giving Ukraine strong security promises.
These promises are important to stop future attacks and help make a lasting peace.
Emmanuel Macron discussed Ukraine with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on December 24.
The discussion focused on strengthening coordination among allies and ensuring sustained backing for Ukraine.
Macron emphasized the importance of collective action for both immediate security challenges and long-term stability in the region.
Starting in January, meetings will be held in Paris to provide Ukraine with solid security guarantees.
Macron reiterated the need for Europe and its partners to remain united in supporting Ukraine through military, economic, and diplomatic efforts.
- Who
- Emmanuel Macron (France) and Mark Rutte (NATO Secretary General)
- What
- Discussion on Ukraine support and security guarantees
- When
- December 24
- Where
- Not specified (discussion likely occurred remotely)
- Why
- To strengthen coordination among allies and ensure sustained backing for Ukraine
- Participants
- Emmanuel Macron, Mark Rutte
- Date
- December 24
- Platform
- X (social media)
- Focus
- Ukraine support, security guarantees
- Location of Future Meetings
- Paris, starting January
- Key Objective
- Strengthen coordination among allies
- Coalition Involved
- Coalition of the Willing