Macro relates what he spoke to Putin: I asked him not to attack civilians, he pledged some points

President Macron has reiterated the international community's request that Russia stop the offensive against Ukraine by insisting on an earlier ceasefire.

The ceasefire talks today have been held between Kyiv and Moscow on the border of Belarus, Macron has called for all attacks and air strikes on civilians and their homes to preserve civilian infrastructure and for all separate roads south of Kiev to remain secure for circulation.

I am in constant communication with President Zelensky. I would like to congratulate his great sense of responsibility. At the request of the latter and given the humanitarian situation, I called President Putin. President Putin, I reiterated the international community's request to end the Russian offensive against Ukraine and insisted on the need to establish immediately a” ceasefire, he requested.

With the beginning of discussions between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations, I asked him to stop all attacks and attacks on civilians and residential areas, to preserve all civilian infrastructure and secure major roads. He confirmed his willingness to devote himself to these points. I requested respect for international humanitarian law and protection of the civilian population, such as providing aid. In this regard, France presented a resolution to the United Nations Security Council. To prevent the deterioration of the situation, I suggested to President Putin that we stay in touch over the next few days. We will continue our discussions”, he concluded.

According to the Elysse Palace, Putin has agreed to these three points. But today the Guardian reported that Russia has killed several civilians after being shot by a rocket.

It is also known that Macro has asked Putin to respect international national law, as well as the civilian population, and to protect the transport of aid. According to the announcement, Macron has asked Putin to remain in contact to avoid worsening the situation.