Macron argued that the geopolitical implications of the conflict render the involvement of European representatives essential to any future settlement. While outlining the necessity of a unified European voice, he specifically identified the president of the European Council, Antonio Costa, as a potential representative for these discussions, provided that his formal mandate and role in the negotiations are clearly defined by the bloc.
The French president’s comments reinforce a push for strategic autonomy, ensuring that the resolution of the conflict is not determined solely by external powers. By insisting on a visible role for EU leadership, Paris aims to safeguard regional interests that could otherwise be sidelined in a broader diplomatic framework.




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