The outlet dpa cites the statement of the French president.On September 3, Macron received his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, at the Élysée Palace.The French president noted that the work carried out by military leaders after the Ukraine summit at the White House in mid-August laid the groundwork for swift action once a peace agreement is reached.“Thanks to the contributions prepared, documented, and confirmed this afternoon at the defense minister level under strict secrecy, we can now say: This work is complete and ready for political approval,” Macron said.In turn, Zelenskyy welcomed the progress, emphasizing that the guarantees represent real, tangible support for Ukraine, not symbolic promises.He added that previous coalition initiatives, which no one initially believed in, have also been implemented and are functioning.NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte outlined two key diplomatic tracks aimed at ending Russia’s war against Ukraine — developing security guarantees for Kyiv and organizing a leaders’ meeting.