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Le Pen's calls to halt aid to Ukraine demonstrate her incompetence or subservience to Kremlin – Renew Europe leader

The intention of French National Rally leader Marine Le Pen to stop financial support for Kyiv demonstrates either incompetence or subservience to Moscow's interests, stated Valérie Hayer, chair of the liberal Renew Europe group in the European Parliament, on X (formerly Twitter).

Le Pen's calls to halt aid to Ukraine demonstrate her incompetence or subservience to Kremlin – Renew Europe leader

Renew Europe leader Valérie Hayer has criticized French National Rally leader Marine Le Pen for her calls to halt aid to Ukraine, suggesting that her decision either demonstrates incompetence or subservience to Kremlin interests. Hayer questioned the National Rally's stance, pointing out that their deputies abstained from voting on a resolution to mobilize frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's war effort and reconstruction, as well as their opposition to a EUR 90 billion European loan intended to be repaid through reparations from Russia.

Hayer emphasized that financial and military support for Ukraine is crucial for ensuring the security of Europe, and that Le Pen's position is unacceptable given intelligence agency warnings of an increasing Russian threat to EU member states.

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