Le Pen's Surprising Promise: No French for Kyiv
Marine Le Pen, head of France's far-right National Rally party, has made a bold pledge: if her party wins, she will appoint a prime minister who will prohibit Kyiv from using the French language.
Le Pen's statement came as a surprise to many, as it goes against the traditional position of the National Rally party, which has historically supported close ties with Russia. However, Le Pen's recent comments suggest that she is willing to take a more hardline stance against Ukraine in order to appeal to her base of supporters.
Le Pen's comments have been met with mixed reactions. Some have praised her for taking a strong stand against what they see as Ukrainian aggression. Others have criticized her for pandering to xenophobia and for ignoring the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.
It remains to be seen how Le Pen's comments will affect her party's chances in the upcoming elections. However, her statement is sure to continue to generate debate and controversy in the months to come.
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