Starmer noted that the meeting in Alaska did not guarantee anything, but the “coalition of the desired” would be ready to expand the “forces to calm” this moment.
Great Britain’s Prime Minister Cyrus Starmer said that in order to make any stopping, required security guarantees, which is why the “coalition of the wishes” was formed, “reports UNN.
“These are the military plans that are now ready for the form that can be used if we reach this stop,” he said.
According to Starmer, the summit of US president Donald Trump and the head of Kremlin Vladimir Putin on Friday “are very important.”
He noted that it was a “critical moment”, and the leaders should “combine active diplomacy, on the one hand, with Ukraine military support and pressure in Russia”.
The Prime Minister of Great Britain reiterated the key message of European leaders in the last weeks: “There is no negotiation in Ukraine without Ukraine.” At the same time, the message is that international boundaries cannot be changed by strength, and that any future steps should be accompanied by serious security guarantees to ensure the “duration” of the world.
“Now we have achieved a certain real development -a very important conversation with President Trump earlier about security guarantees,” Starmer said.
He added that the meeting in Alaska on Friday did not guarantee anything, but the “coalition of the desired” would be willing to expand the “forces of the calm” when this moment came, or impose penalties where needed.
Remember, on August 15, a Trump and Putin meeting will be held in Alaska. Earlier, the US president suggested that a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine could provide a “specific exchange of territories”, but at the same time promised that Ukraine would return to part of the territories.
Zelensky denied any territorial concessions, emphasizing that Ukraine would not provide its lands to the Russian Federation.
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Source: korrespondent
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