Macron Says He Discussed Supplying Interceptors to Ukraine With Trump

French President Emmanuel Macron said he discussed the supply of interceptors to Ukraine during a conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump, describing the exchange as "very good" and "very constructive."

Macron did not provide extensive details on the specifics of the discussion, but confirmed that the topic of interceptor supplies for Ukraine's air defense needs was raised between the two leaders.

Continued Coordination on Ukraine

The conversation adds to a series of exchanges between Western leaders over how to bolster Ukraine's defenses as the conflict with Russia continues. Interceptors, used to counter incoming missiles and drones, have been a recurring subject of discussion among Ukraine's international partners as Kyiv seeks to strengthen its air defense capabilities.

Macron's comments suggest ongoing coordination between France and the United States on military support for Ukraine, though neither leader has publicly detailed the scale or timeline of any potential interceptor deliveries.

The French presidency has not released further specifics on the call, and the White House has not issued a separate statement on the exchange.