French President Emmanuel Macron discussed France's military actions, energy security due to rising oil prices, and the threat posed by Russia.
France will send military resources, including soldiers and defense systems, to a specific site for protection, not to engage in conflicts.
Crude oil prices have increased due to missile attacks on Saudi oil export routes. Macron reassured French citizens about the country's gas and oil supplies as winter approaches.
He mentioned the potential US ban on diesel exports would be disastrous for both the global economy and the US economy, urging reconsideration of this decision.
Macron denied reports from a Spanish newspaper stating that the CIA warned France about potential Russian drone attacks, reaffirming that there was no such communication.
He emphasized that Russia's aggressive actions pose a growing threat to Europe, highlighting the possibility of future attacks similar to a recent incident in Germany.
Macron instructed his government to create a plan for protecting critical infrastructure against various forms of attacks.
He criticized Russia’s attempts to intimidate Europe and called for a reversal of its control over European assets.
Macron faced criticism for lobbying for an exemption from EU sanctions for a Russian businessman, which some viewed as undermining his stance on Russia.
President Macron is focused on ensuring national security and energy stability amidst rising global tensions, particularly concerning Russia’s threats to Europe.
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