On November 5, local time, Marina Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right political party “National League” and presidential candidate, told the media during a visit to the European International Naval Equipment Exhibition that she should confess to Ukrainian President Zelensky that “I'm afraid France will not be able to maintain its current level of aid to Ukraine after the new presidential election.” Le Pen said that currently the European Union has promised to invest 90 billion euros in aid loans to Ukraine, France will bear 18% of it, and she “doesn't believe at all that this loan can be recovered.” Le Pen stressed that this is already an extremely heavy financial burden, and he also warns that France cannot move forward any further. The European Union officially approved a loan of 90 billion euros in April this year to provide Ukraine with financial and military support from 2026 to 2027. France will hold presidential elections in April 2027. Polls show that Le Pen's lead among all candidates continues to expand with the French left-wing political party “Indomitable France” Chairman Melanchon. It is expected that the two will enter the second round of voting in the general election and clash one-on-one in the final election. Polls also believe that Le Pen will defeat Mélenchon in the final election. Le Pen ran for president three times in 2012, 2017, and 2022, and reached the finals in 2017 and 2022, but lost to current President Emmanuel Macron.

On November 5, local time, Marina Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right political party “National League” and presidential candidate, told the media during a visit to the European International Naval Equipment Exhibition that she should confess to Ukrainian President Zelensky that “I'm afraid France will not be able to maintain its current level of aid to Ukraine after the new presidential election.” Le Pen said that currently the European Union has promised to invest 90 billion euros in aid loans to Ukraine, France will bear 18% of it, and she “doesn't believe at all that this loan can be recovered.” Le Pen stressed that this is already an extremely heavy financial burden, and he also warns that France cannot move forward any further. The European Union officially approved a loan of 90 billion euros in April this year to provide Ukraine with financial and military support from 2026 to 2027. France will hold presidential elections in April 2027. Polls show that Le Pen's lead among all candidates continues to expand with the French left-wing political party “Indomitable France” Chairman Melanchon. It is expected that the two will enter the second round of voting in the general election and clash one-on-one in the final election. Polls also believe that Le Pen will defeat Mélenchon in the final election. Le Pen ran for president three times in 2012, 2017, and 2022, and reached the finals in 2017 and 2022, but lost to current President Emmanuel Macron.