“We will continue to strengthen our support for Ukraine and increase the pressure on Russia, which must finally agree to the suspension of weapons, which will allow us to open the way to talks on lasting and just peace,” Macron wrote.
He pointed out that one of the things that differ in Russia from Ukraine is that even during the war in Ukraine is living democracy. “In this context, we emphasized (with Zelanski) the essence of the fight against corruption led by an independent and causative institution,” added the French president.
The controversial law in Ukraine
On Thursday, the parliament is to be gathered in Kiev to consider the urgent presidential bill to restore the independence of anti -corruption organs: the National Anti -Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NAB) and the Specialist Anti -Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP). The Act is to reverse the changes adopted in Ukraine last week, which deprived both autonomy institutions by subordinating them to the Prosecutor General supervised by Zelanski.
Ukrainians protested against the changes in several cities in war -torn country.
