Un coup diplomatique réussi pour l’exécutif ? L’exécutif a affiché son enthousiasme après la réunion sur l’Ukraine organisée jeudi 17 avril à l’Elysée avec les Américains, les Européens et les Ukrainiens. Un « succès diplomatique » dont l’éclat a rapidement été tempéré par le chef de la diplomatie étasunienne Marco Rubio, qui a assuré ce vendredi 18 avril que Washington a « d’autres priorités » que le dossier ukrainien.
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00:00We want to help. If it's not going to happen, then we're just going to move on.
00:30We start by a cesse-le-feu, so that negotiations can be held.
00:33And for all this to happen, we have to continue the dialogue.
00:36It's the object of the meetings that are held throughout the day,
00:39at the Elysée first, then at the Cade d'Orsay.
00:41You have a clear image of alignment of unity at Paris,
00:45the Europeans, the Americans and the Ukrainians.
00:47Aligné, we are aligned, the three.
00:49Of course, we are aligned on the desire to find a peace,
00:53on the desire to build with the Europeans and with the Ukrainians,
00:57and then on the parameters that we can build.
01:00That's not just the principle, but on continuing the important deliveries of arms,
01:04are we really agree with that?
01:06In fact, the deliveries of arms, again once again,
01:08whether it's Europeans or Americans, today, they continue.
01:27We hope to hear back from them very soon.
01:29The Ukraine war is a terrible thing, but it's not our war.
01:31We didn't start it.
01:32The United States has been helping Ukraine over the last three years,
01:35and we want it to end.
01:37This is important, but there are a lot of other really important things going on
01:40that deserve just as much, if not more, attention.
01:42So if they're serious about peace, either side or both, we want to help.
01:46If it's not going to happen, then we're just going to move on.
01:48Thank you.
01:58Thank you.
01:58Thank you.