England Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with a senior military official from about 30 countries at the Northwood military base in northwest of the capital London. At the meeting, within the framework of a peace agreement in Ukraine, how the soldiers to be deployed to this country could contribute to the security of Ukraine.
British Defense Minister John Healey was also present at the meeting attended by military officials from countries called “Volunteers Coalition”, which was ready to send peace forces to Ukraine for the protection of peace after a possible peace agreement.
British Prime Minister Starmer, said in a statement after the meeting, Russia and Ukraine to stop the war in order to be permanent security measures should be taken, he said. Stating that the UK and its allies have switched from the “political meeting” phase to “military planning” phase, Starmer said that planning should be “immediately” before a peace agreement was achieved. Starmer, “the purpose of the security arrangements, Russia to violate the agreement to be reached in the event of heavy consequences to show that” using the statements, “the United States must be a part of this. Because Putin’s lines, this will have serious consequences.
Starmer, “This work is extremely important because there is something we know for sure. An agreement behind behind, will be violated by Putin. We know that, because this happened before. I do not doubt that this will happen again,” he said.
Nuclear submarine visit
Starmer visited the Port of Barrow, where nuclear submarines were built in the northwest of the country before today’s meeting. Starmer, who visited a submarine with a nuclear weapon, became the first British leader to ride a Vanguard -class submarine over the last decade. The British press wrote that Starmer’s publishing images of visiting the nuclear submarine under strict protection was a message for Moscow. Starmer, during the visit, today’s talks in Ukraine in Ukraine, the sky, seas and borders can be kept safe, he said. In the early this month, England organized a similar summit with 26 countries.