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France is handing over another defense package to Ukraine, which includes artillery shells, Caesar systems, and air defense reinforcement.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and French President Emmanuel Macron have signed a security agreement between Ukraine and France.

A three-week training course for K9 instructors from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine completed in France.

France will be able to provide the Ukrainian Army with 3,000 155-mm rounds on a monthly basis.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked all countries, including France, for the serious strengthening of Ukraine's air shield, unwavering support for Ukrainian soldiers on the battlefield, and assistance to the Ukrainian people.

France is determined to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces, supply them with weapons and strengthen Ukraine's ability to produce weapons on its soil.

France utterly condemns the massive wave of Russian missile and drone strikes against Ukraine on January 2, places full responsibility for this escalation on Russia, and vows to support Ukrainian resilience in the future.

France will allocate an additional €12 million for the urgent needs of Ukraine's healthcare sector.

France intends to train 7,000 Ukrainian military personnel within the framework of the EU mission to provide military assistance to Ukraine, which kicked off a year ago.

Ukraine and France continue to engage in a productive dialogue on Ukraine's recovery without waiting for the end of Russia's war, including deepening cooperation between companies, risk insurance, assistance in humanitarian demining, and export support.

Ukraine has started the first round of negotiations with France regarding the conclusion of a bilateral agreement on security guarantees.

France wants to position itself on the Ukrainian market more globally, not only donating old weapons and helping with air defense systems but also encouraging Ukrainians to place defense orders in France and setting up joint production.

France will increase military aid to Ukraine by €170 million and simplify the process for procurement and supply of weapons.

Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solskyi discussed the issue of continued operation of the Black Sea Grain Corridor with Marc Fesneau, Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty of France.

France has utterly condemned the Russian missile attack on a restaurant in Kramatorsk, which killed and injured civilians, including children.

France will allocate an additional EUR 40 million euros in financial aid to Ukraine for 2023.

France condemns in the strongest terms the new wave of Russian missile strikes that recently targeted the Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions.

France slammed Russia's strikes on Ukraine, including on a Dnipro hospital Friday morning, calling them “war crimes” that “cannot go unpunished,” according to a statement issued by the French Foreign Ministry. 

France does not rule out the possibility of transferring long-range Scalp missiles to Ukraine.

The government of France has allocated €7 million for the improvement of housing for the residents of Mariupol who were forced to leave the city due to its occupation by the Russian army.