France Questions Trump For Blaming Ukraine For Russian invasion 

France has said it does not understand why President Donald Trump of the United States has suggested that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was to blame for Russia’s invasion of his country and the resulting war.

A French government spokesperson, Sophie Primas, made this statement on Wednesday.

“We don’t understand the logic very well. The diverse, varied and often incomprehensible comments by President Trump,” Primas said.

According to her, Trump had made a number of comments on Ukraine over the past few days without consulting his European allies.

It could be recalled that Europe’s bloodiest conflict since World War ll began in 2022, when Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a special military operation in Ukraine.

Ukraine and its allies in Europe were stunned by the decision by Washington and Moscow to hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia this week.

Ukraine has said it will not accept a deal imposed on it without its consent, which European leaders have echoed, while Russia has ruled out conceding land it has won.

Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron is set to have an informal meeting on Ukraine with some European leaders and NATO ally Canada at 4 p.m. (1500 GMT), following a similar meeting with Britain, Italy, Germany, Spain, the EU, Denmark and the Netherlands on Monday.