Senate Supports Bilateral Security Deal With Ukraine - Paris

Senate Supports Bilateral Security Deal With Ukraine - Paris

Philippe Folliot, Senator for Tarn since 2020 and member of the Union Centrist Group, during a government statement, followed by a debate and vote on the statement, pursuant to Article 50-1 of the Constitution, on the debate on the Franco-Ukrainian security agreement and the situation in Ukraine at the Senate on March 13, 2024 in Paris, France. France's upper house of parliament voted Wednesday in favor of President Emmanuel Macron's strategy to support Ukraine. Senators held a debate and voting session on a bilateral security agreement signed between France and Ukraine on Feb. 16 and 293 members voted in support of the deal while 22 voted against it. Photo by Tomas Stevens/ABACAPRESS.COM

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