Starmer tells global leaders to “keep pressure” on Putin over the break of the fire in Ukraine star-news.press/wp

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer told the Allied Allies to “Keep pressure” in Russian President Vladimir Putin to return the truce in Ukraine, welcoming Ukraine as the “Peace Party”.

In his introductory remarks on Saturday, the starmer told Putin Will “sooner or later” must “come to the table”.

Unlike the first summit 2. Martha, the meeting of the Starmer called “the willing coalition” is done. The call is expected to enter into how countries can help Ukraine military and financially as well as for measuring support for any future possible peacekeeping mission in the Putin event supports the cessation of hostilities.

“My feeling is that sooner or later he will have to get to the table and deal with a serious discussion, but – this is big, but we can’t sit on and we just wait for that,” Starmer told the leaders in the office at 10, Street.

“I think that means strengthening Ukraine to be able to defend and strengthen, obviously, in terms of military ability, in terms of financing, in terms of providing further support from all of us in Ukraine.”

It is expected that about 25 countries will be involved in the invitation, including European partners such as France and Italy and Ukraine. Leaders from Australia, Canada and New Zealand, as well as NATO officials and the Executive Authority of the European Union, are also set for participation. The United States is not represented in a meeting.

Saturday meeting takes place in the echo of the US proposal for the 30-day recirccilitary fire in Ukraine, supported by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Putin indicated that in principle supported a truce, but has designated a multitude of details that need to be clarified before reciprocal.

“President Zelensky, who came with us this morning, once again that Ukraine is Peace, because he agreed and dedicated to the 30-day unconditional calm,” Starmer said. “Now what we see, and this is the central space for our discussions today, is Putin trying to delay.”

The United States has transferred their access to the war from the return of the President Donald Trump in the White House. Change of access in relation to what was taken by Trump’s predecessor, Joe Biden, became specially noted after Trump was bordered with Zelensky 28. February in an oval office.

Trump expressed optimism on Friday, who met with American envoy Steve Witkoff earlier in the week, a truce will return.

“I come from the point of view of breaking fire and finally, arrangements some pretty good vibration from Russia,” he said.

The starmer took the lead, together with the French President Emmanuel Macron, in compiling the “coalition of will”, partly assuring Trump to maintain support for Kiev. One outcome was already increasing acceptance from European countries, especially that they should do more to ensure their safety, including increasing their defense consumption.

The pictures from Elysee showed the macron and his assistants listened to the Starmer’s introductory statement in the French Presidential Palace.

Ukraine, under severe military pressure on the parts of the front three years after full invasion in Russia, has already supported the proposal of truce. The Russian army gained the moment of Battlefield, and the analysts say Putin is likely to bustle in a ceasefire while he feels he has an advantage.

The starmer said that if Putin is “serious in peace”, he must “stop his barbar attacks” in Ukraine and agree to the recircciliaric fire.

“The world is watching,” he said.