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Macron has always been "brave" to assume the role of "peacemaker" in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Just as the situation between Russia and Ukraine is becoming tense again, he has stepped forward again and wants to bring Putin to negotiate with Biden . Four days before Russia launched the special military operation, French President Macron had already begun to act as a "European talker", constantly mediating between Moscow and Kiev. While communicating on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he was trying to find out what Russia's intentions were.
According to Observer website citing the British " Daily Telegraph " report, French TV will soon broadcast a documentary about French President Macron's mediation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The documentary will include the phone call between Putin and Macron. The content was exposed by the media:
Macron: "I hope you will first tell me your interpretation of the situation. Maybe you can be more direct. According to our old habits, tell me what your intention is?"
Regarding Macron's question , Russian President Putin gave a rhetorical question: "What else can I say? In fact, our dear colleague Mr. Zelensky has not taken any action to implement the Minsk Agreement. He is lying to you."
in In the subsequent conversation, responded to Macron’s suggestion that Putin and Biden meet to discuss the situation in Russia and Ukraine. Putin’s reply was: “To be honest, I want to go play ice hockey.” The implication is that he There is nothing left to talk about with Biden.
The so-called "Minsk Agreement" is an armistice signed by the Ukrainian authorities and Donetsk and Lugansk in the Belarus capital Minsk protocol. The agreement stipulated that the Ukrainian authorities agreed to grant the two states a high degree of autonomy, provided that the two states gave up their independence and remained within the territory of Ukraine. The background to the signing of this agreement was the conflict initiated by the Ukrainian authorities and pro-Russian forces in the Donbass region starting in February 2014. It was also during this conflict that the notorious "Azov Battalion" of neo-Nazi militants developed rapidly and caused serious harm to the people in the eastern Udong region.
Judging from the results, under the constant instigation of Western countries, especially the United States, the Zelenskiy government did not follow the "Minsk Agreement". It can be found from the conversation between Putin and Macron that this became the basis for Putin's order to launch a special military immediate reason for action.
Interestingly, Macron’s self-identified role as “Europe’s talker” does not seem to play the role that a “talker” should play. Just four days before the conflict broke out, he was still asking Putin about his subjective intentions. Of course Putin will not tell the truth about this. Therefore, both Kiev and Western countries are inevitably surprised by the sudden outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
What is worthy of recognition is that Macron has always been trying to persuade all parties not to go to war. However, what he didn't know was that the situation at that time was already imminent and he had to act. From Washington's perspective, completely disrupting the situation between Russia and Ukraine can, firstly, weaken Russia's comprehensive national strength, secondly, alienate Russia's relationship with the EU, thirdly, it can promote the return of dollars from Europe, and fourthly, it can divert domestic conflicts. In short, in the short term, the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict will be beneficial to the Americans. Putin is very clear about this. It was with this judgment that he knew there was nothing left to talk about with Biden. If we want to talk about it, we can only talk about it after seeing the real deal on the battlefield and then the two sides sit down at the negotiation table.
However, Macron’s judgment of the situation at that time was not as clear as Putin’s, so he worked hard to facilitate talks between the United States and Russia. From this point of view, Macron’s starting point is good, but he is too naive.
