I am amazed by how the Polish media interpreted the words of the French president. On February 26, a gathering of the leaders of European countries on the war in Ukraine was held at the Elysée Palace in Paris. First, the pro-Russian Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, suggested that NATO and EU countries were considering sending troops to the Dnieper. This knocked down the first domino, and then we saw in the media a cascade of subsequent dominoes. alternatively of facts, there was a flood of opinions, and let's go back to Macron's words. He publically stated that "there is no consent to sending troops to Ukraine, but specified a solution cannot be ruled out in the future." What behind-the-scenes conversations were held on this subject will stay the domain of historians who will consult the diaries of participants in the last negotiations. We know that the subject appeared on the agenda and aroused quite a few emotions. We don't know the details, we have circumstantial evidence. Especially in the Polish media, they began to accuse Macron of a mistake, that he said something he hadn't thought through.
