Presidents of Russia and France Vladimir Putin and Emmanuel Macron will hold talks in Moscow on February 7. This was announced to journalists by the press secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov.

“Indeed, Putin and Macron agreed that Macron will be in Moscow on Monday. There will be Russian-French talks and a joint press conference,” the Kremlin spokesman said, stressing that the French leader’s visit would be “very important.”

“There are many topics on the agenda,” Peskov said.

First of all, according to him, the situation around the issue of security guarantees of the Russian Federation will be discussed. “Putin will be ready to continue the discussion that he and Macron started during several phone conversations in recent days, to set out our concerns, our vision of the situation and our understanding of what we received as a response from the United States and NATO,” the Kremlin spokesman said. . In addition, Peskov expects the leaders to say “at least a few words” on bilateral relations, which the Russian side considers very important.