00:00Listen, I think that every time there is a possibility to have a cessé-feu and to build a peace
00:05durable on this basis, we will try to seize it. We will have the opportunity to talk with the President
00:11Zelensky.
00:11I will come back to you.
00:13Do you want to be a minister of Europe on Ukraine, as there is this discussion,
00:18to have a representative who speaks to Putin?
00:21I think that today we have a need to be a clear and unified vision of what she wants for
00:29Ukraine and for her own.
00:30And I think that the content determines the format.
00:34When we wanted to support Ukraine in February 2025 and there was a doubt on the support,
00:39we said we will support, we have an objective which is to support in capacity, in finance and to build
00:45solutions.
00:45We created the coalition of volunteers.
00:47And so the format is determined by the content.
00:49We have to take an initiative to discuss with Russia in Europe.
00:56And it is at this moment that the format is defined.
00:58Today, there were representatives of several countries and institutions
01:02European countries who were at Abu Dhabi.
01:04But it was a coordination in front of a dialogue, in fact, between American and Russian.
01:10So Europe has to first know what she wants clearly.
01:12Today, Europe is very clear on its support Ukraine.
01:15On doit maintenant clarifier une copie de ce qu'est notre projet de paix et de ce qu'est un
01:21projet d'architecture de sécurité future.
01:24A ce titre, la déclaration d'aujourd'hui des déterminés.
01:32I don't know. I don't know. I have no insider information.
01:37What do you think of the letter of Georgia Meloni?
01:39Est-ce que vous l'avez lue ?
01:40Est-ce que vous en pensez à l'envoyer une letter ?
01:42Je pense que le sujet n'est pas de savoir pour nous si l'un ou l'autre n'y
01:47est pas.
01:47Il y a le E3 qui s'est imposé comme un format qui est pertinent en termes de sécurité.
01:52Il y avait un format Normandie avec l'Allemagne et la France.
01:55Ce qui importe, c'est pourquoi.
01:57Je le redis, quand on a créé la coalition des volontaires,
02:00l'initiative française puis franco-britannique,
02:02on a associé nos amis allemands, on en a la coprésidence ensemble,
02:05c'est parce qu'on avait un projet.
02:06Donc je pense qu'il faut plutôt dire aujourd'hui quelles sont les propositions concrètes
02:09et c'est celles qui déterminent les formats.
02:11Après, sinon, chacun dira qu'il veut un format où il est.
02:14Ce n'est pas le sujet le plus important.
02:16Je dirais qu'il est important aujourd'hui ce que nous faisons avec l'Ukraine,
02:20et que c'est clairement de soutenir.
02:25Je pense qu'il est très important aussi
02:27d'endorser les principes et les commitments, comme Européens,
02:32dans cette Européenne plus large,
02:34qui est cette communauté politique européenne,
02:37afin d'assurer que nous designons nos propres principes de sécurité
02:43et notre propre architecture de sécurité.
02:45C'est mon objectif.
02:46C'est mon objectif.
02:46Est-ce que vous voulez faire ?
02:55I think what's important is what we do without Europeans there with I mean there is no support
03:00for for Ukraine let's be honest today you have Canada Europeans I want to come on as well our
03:07Australian and Japanese friend but look at the coalition of the willing you have here today in
03:11Ireland will be 80 90 percent of the contribution of this coalition of the willing it's 100 percent
03:17of the support to Ukraine we are those to support Ukraine was those to help them in this resistance
03:23war there is no more US support so there is some mediations fine but at the end of the day
03:31we will
03:31be the one to define and decide for our future security as Europeans I have no doubt about it
