Great Britain is ready to “play its role” on a possible peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, but just provided that the United States will provide a specific support mechanism.
British prime minister Cyrus Starmer has called on the United States to guarantee security as a “fuse” for future European peacemakers in Ukraine. According to him, only this can give Ukraine a long world, and not a temporary ceasefire. On Wednesday, February 26, Reuters wrote.
Starmer emphasized that Ukraine and Europe need a “stable world, and not a ceasefire”, and it requires security guarantees.
“The way it looks clear, is the subject of intensive discussion. We will play our role, and I clearly say that we need some kind of mechanism from the United States,” he said.
The British government leader has expressed fear that the ceasefire without provision mechanism will allow Putin to “wait and return again, as his ambitions related to Ukraine are quite obvious.”
Starmer went to the capital of the United States after French president Emmanuel Macron, who met Trump, visited him someday.
On February 26, EU 27 leaders at a joint video conference heard information from French President Emmanuel Macron in his negotiations with President US Donald Trump and discussed preparations for the European Council’s emergency summit.
The White House said that after signing a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia, both parties “remain relatively dissatisfied.”
Remember, on February 18, the first direct negotiations of the United States and Russia delegations at the end of the war in Ukraine took place in Saudi Arabia. They took five hours.
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