PARIS (Reuters) - France will deliver extra military aid to Ukraine in coming days and weeks, the Elysee said on Tuesday, after President Emmanuel Macron spoke by phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
"The President of the Republic reiterated France's determination to provide all the necessary support... He was also able to detail the deliveries for the coming days and weeks in support of the Ukrainian military effort," it said in a statement.
An Elysee official declined to elaborate on what the deliveries might include.
In his call with Zelenskiy, Macron stressed his support for a truce during the Olympic Games in Paris this summer, the statement said, which would involve Russia ceasing its operations and "all useful diplomatic initiatives" being taken to open negotiations.
Last week, China's President Xi Jingping backed the call for a global truce during the Paris Olympics.
(Reporting by Michel Rose, Charlotte Van Campenhout; Editing by Gareth Jones)
