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Emmanuel Macron is going to Russia on Monday February 7 before joining Kiev (Ukraine) thereafter. As the presidential election approaches, this trip could prove decisive for the head of state.
In the midst of the Ukrainian crisis, it is a diplomatic tour that falls at a pivotal moment for Emmanuel Macron. In the French president’s line of sight, try to ease tensions with Vladimir Putin, and at the same time, above all not hinder his entry into the campaign. Emmanuel Macron, who currently chairs the European Union, begins a 48-hour journey to the east of the continent on Monday, February 7.
First step and not least: Moscow (Russia) to meet Vladimir Putin. De-escalation or status quo of the Russian President, Emmanuel Macron will discuss it the next day in Kiev (Ukraine) with his Ukrainian counterpart, then a few hours later in Berlin (Germany) with the German Chancellor, before returning to Paris in the evening. An international tour that allows him to also live in the presidential office for as long as possible. At the Élysée, his trips are considered risky, because his future presidential rivals are already waiting for him at the turn.