Group 1 - Ukrainian President Zelensky is expected to finalize a series of agreements with France regarding air defense capabilities, aircraft, and missile supplies to enhance Ukraine's military response to the ongoing conflict with Russia [1][2] - Discussions have been ongoing about how France can provide more military support for Ukraine's air defense, despite uncertainties regarding France's political and budget stability [1][2] - Macron has committed to supplying additional Mirage fighter jets and a batch of "SAMP/T" air defense systems, with potential for a 10-year strategic aviation agreement to provide Rafale fighter jets [1][2] Group 2 - Some aircraft may come directly from France's inventory, while most will be part of a long-term supply plan to expand Ukraine's fleet to 250 aircraft, including F-16s and Gripens [2] - The training of pilots for these advanced aircraft will require time due to strict training programs [2] - The visit may also result in further transactions for the SAMP/T air defense systems, either from existing French stock or through long-term orders [2] Group 3 - France and the UK are promoting the establishment of a coalition of about 30 countries willing to send troops and assets to Ukraine or its western border after a peace agreement with Russia [3] - A key objective of this coalition is to ensure Ukraine receives sufficient long-term military and economic support to maintain a strong military presence and deter future Russian aggression [3]