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Mr Macron announced that a coalition would provide Ukraine with "missiles and bombs of medium and long range to carry out deep strikes". He did not say when such weapons would be delivered.
And he did not rule out sending Western ground troops to Ukraine but acknowledged that differences remained among the allies.
"There was no consensus today to send troops on to the ground in an manner that's official, assumed and endorsed," he said. "But on the dynamic, nothing should be excluded. We will do everything so that Russia cannot win this war."
"We should not exclude that there might be a need for security that then justifies some elements of deployment," he added. "But I've told you very clearly what France maintains as its position, which is a strategic ambiguity that I stand by."
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala earlier said his country had no intention of deploying its forces to fight in Ukraine.
He was reacting to comments by his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico, who was quoted by Reuters news agency as saying: "I can confirm there are countries that are prepared to send their own troops to Ukraine, there are countries that say never, among which Slovakia belongs, and there are countries that say this proposal needs to be considered
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68410219
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Az önálló szuverén ukrajna annyira nyerésre áll, hogy már azt fontolgatják, hogy NATO tagok katonákat küldenek a frontra: ezúttal már hivatalos formában is. "önkéntes"-ként már eddig is elég sok "különleges erők" tag bukkant fel az ukrán oldalon kb. a "zöld emberkék"-hez hasonlóan..