Content of call between Macron and Putin to be revealed in documentary

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The filmed exchange took place on February 20, four days before the war. Mr. Lagache followed the almost two-hour-long interview from the office of the head of the diplomatic cell of the Élysée, Emmanuel Bonne.

He recorded as Mr. Macron tried to push Mr. Putin to an agreement "in principle" to meet with Joe Biden in Geneva.

The film includes nine riveting minutes in which the Russian president explained that the Ukrainian government "is not democratically elected" but the result of a "bloody coup d'état" during which "people were burned alive," and for which Volodymyr Zelensky "is one of those responsible." 

Mr. Putin said it was "always a lot of pleasure" to speak with Mr. Macron, including from his gym, and made some promises. Behind the scenes, Mr. Bonne warned Mr. Lagache that the Russian president "always lies." In fact, the meeting between the Russian and American presidents never took place.

With excerpts from this call having been published in the last few days across various media, the Russian agency took offense and stated on Twitter that "for a long time the French have not respected the diplomatic rules of negotiations."

Source - https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2022/06/30/macron-riles-russia-with-documentary-releasing-content-of-putin-calls_5988537_4.html

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This is how I imagined them->>>>>

[Benji 20,113]

Of all the world leaders I’d be interested hearing speak to Putin, Macron has got to be very low down the list.  He’s an appeaser.

[bionic 50,111]

Is this the phone call in which Macron offered parts of Ukraine to Putin?

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This is actually so interesting

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1 hour ago, bionic said:

Is this the phone call in which Macron offered parts of Ukraine to Putin?

This is apparently an exaggeration of what he truly said. Someone reworded it but he didnt really say that, i forgot where i read it but basically fake news and clickbaity

[berlinforme 5,385]

Am I the only one finding it a bit weird to have the content of such 'important' or at least high-profile diplomatic negotiations revealed in a documentary? Did they at least get an Apple TV+ exclusive deal? 

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59 minutes ago, berlinforme said:

Am I the only one finding it a bit weird to have the content of such 'important' or at least high-profile diplomatic negotiations revealed in a documentary? Did they at least get an Apple TV+ exclusive deal? 

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1 hour ago, berlinforme said:

Am I the only one finding it a bit weird to have the content of such 'important' or at least high-profile diplomatic negotiations revealed in a documentary? Did they at least get an Apple TV+ exclusive deal? 

It's probably because they don't care about Putin anyway and probably don't expect to hold talks with him anymore in the future.