At the latest in March, the French president raised a proposal to send Western soldiers to Ukraine.
To The Economist, he now reiterates the possibility of ground support for the Russian-invaded country.
– If the Russians were to break through the front lines, we should legitimately ask ourselves the question, he says.
– If it is ruled out in advance, we have not learned any of the lessons from the last two years, believes the president.
Both the US and NATO have previously stated that it is not appropriate to send physical ground support to the country.
At a European summit earlier this year, he also said a new coalition would join forces to supply Ukraine with medium- and long-range missiles and bombs.
– We are convinced that security and stability in Europe depend on Russia being defeated, says the French president.
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