The French leader said he raised concerns over Iran, and saw no progress on Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron said his first phone conversation in nearly three years with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin focused mostly on nuclear non-proliferation, following a series of Israeli and US strikes against Iran.
Macron told journalists that the call centered on Iran’s nuclear program and the need to preserve the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), according to a video broadcast by BFMTV on Friday.
“I called him first on the Iranian issue and the necessity of maintaining the non-proliferation treaty,” Macron…
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