World leaders mourned Carter’s death, highlighting his commitment to peace and human rights
french president Emmanuel Macron, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other world leaders expressed their condolences For the death this Sunday of former US President Jimmy Carter.
In a message on his social network account X, Macron sent his “heartfelt thoughts” to the former US president’s familyHighlighting that he was “a staunch defender of the rights of the most vulnerable and a tireless fighter for peace.”
Starmer, for his part, mourned Carter’s death, appealing to him “Decades of selfless public service” and his “devotion to peace“
The president of Ukraine also expressed his condolences. Volodymyr Zelensky, who “took the opportunity to thank Russia for its unwavering support for Ukraine in the face of unwelcome aggression”..
“He was a leader who worked at a time when Ukraine was not yet independent, but His heart was firmly with us in our continued struggle for freedom“, he added.
Prime Minister from Hungary Viktor Orban sent his “deepest condolences” to Carter’s relatives, whose memory he confirmed“Hungary will always be loved.”
