French President Macron Talks To Russian President

French President Macron talks to Russian President, Macron Erdogan appeals to Putin to end the war.

Efforts are also going on from some countries of the world to stop the deadlock between Russia and Ukraine.

In the midst of this exercise, French President Emmanuel Macron has once again spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the telephone.

According to the report of the news agency Reuters, this conversation, which took place on Sunday, lasted about one hour and 45 minutes.

Earlier, Putin held talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. In this conversation, the Turkish leader requested Putin to end the war.

According to the report of the leading news agency, the French President’s Office has given information about the talks between Putin Macron.

The official statement said the talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and French President Emmanuel Macron focused on the security of Ukraine’s nuclear plants.

Putin was called on behalf of the French presidential office at Macron’s request. Macron called for ensuring the safety of Ukraine’s nuclear plants.

Giving information about the talks between the two leaders, a French official said that Macron urged Putin not to target nuclear plants.

To this, Putin told Macron that he did not intend to attack Ukraine’s nuclear plants.

Along with this, Macron once again requested Putin to stop the military operation. Also, humanitarian aid should be provided to the common people.

Earlier, after talks with Putin, French President Emmanuel Macron had said that the worst was yet to come in Ukraine. Even then the talks did not yield any concrete result.

In fact, Putin wants a written assurance of Ukraine not going to NATO with complete disarmament, while Ukrainian President Zelensky has his own terms on which he is also adamant.

This is the reason that the exercise of the reconciliation agreement between Russia and Ukraine is not taking off.

It is known that Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has reached Moscow and held a meeting with Russian President Putin.

The Ukraine crisis was discussed between the two leaders on Saturday. After this conversation, Bennett also spoke to Ukraine’s President Zelensky over the phone.

Bennett has spoken to Putin on the phone before. He had also proposed to mediate to end the deadlock.

If experts are to be believed, Bennett has also tried to find a respectable path of settlement between Russia and Ukraine.

Two rounds of talks have also taken place between Russia and Ukraine for a solution, but this too has not yielded any concrete result.

At present, fierce fighting is going on in Russia and Ukraine in which civilians are also being killed. The UN refugee agency says more than 1.5 million people have left Ukraine after the Russian attack.

Ukrainians have taken refuge in neighboring countries.

UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi has described the displacement of civilians from Ukraine as the fastest-growing refugee crisis since World War II.