With Ukraine Russia While the ceasefire is continuing, Englandorganized an online Ukrainian summit. At the online summit attended by 26 countries, Ukrainian ally, regulations on the security of Ukraine and more sanctions against Russia were discussed.
“Putin will have to sit at the table”
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who held a press conference after the summit, is that Ukraine is a side of peace without leaving any doubt “and Russian President Vladimir Putin‘s trying to delay the ceasefire, he said. Starmer who calls for the ceasefire to the world countries, “The world should take action. Empty words and conditions leave. My message is clear, early, late, Putin will have to sit at the table,” he said. Starmer, Russia’s chaos also affects people in England, he said.
Speaking about the summit, Starmer, “The willing coalition from the European Union (EU), Canada, Australia and New Zealand brought together partners and received the support of other countries, including Japan,” he said.
“Countries agreed that we need to move on to the operational stage”
Stating that the efforts of the supporting countries should continue, Starmer said, “We will continue to increase the pressure on Russia, to maintain the flow of military aid to Ukraine and to tighten the restrictions against the Russian economy in order to weaken Putin’s war machine and put it on the table,” Starmer said.
Starmer said that it is time to accelerate the practical work necessary to move towards the peace agreement, “Our soldiers came together in the United Kingdom on Thursday this week to stand behind the peace agreement and to prepare strong and solid plans to guarantee the future security of Ukraine. President Trump offered Putin a permanent peace.
Starmer said that there is no other alternative to Putin’s “US support” to determine Putin’s attack again. Washington’s forces and infrastructure, the Western NATO alliance is the backbone, saying, “This needs to be done with the United States. We meet with the United States every day,” he said.
Responding to the question about the concrete commitments made at today’s summit, Starmer said that many things have changed since the meeting with the European leaders two weeks ago on the future of Ukraine, and that the group gathered this morning was a “larger group” than the group two weeks ago. British Prime Minister, “We have a stronger common determination. This morning, new commitments were made on the table. Countries, agreed that we need to go to the operational stage. We gained political and military momentum,” he said.
“We can sit at the table for biased negotiations”
Stressing that it is time to make maximum pressure on Russia, Starmer said, “We discussed the ways of increasing the military capacity of Ukraine in today’s summit in both short and long term. This will apply pressure to Russia. How much the sanctions imposed on Russia can tighten how much they can be confiscated,” he said.
Starmer said that at a press conference, more things that can be done with Russian assets will be discussed, “If we apply pressure to Putin, if we exhibit a collective determination and a clear leadership on this issue, we can move it forward and put the parties on the table for negotiations,” he said.
Starmer said that the result of the cease -fire talks should be a “fair and permanent peace” that everyone, especially Ukrainians, said, “Peace in Ukraine is very important for the defense and security of Europe and the United Kingdom, because whatever is always in Europe,” he said.
“Russia should openly respond”
French President Emmanuel Macron, after the meeting, “Russia, peace does not give the impression of seriousness seriously,” he said. Instead of responding to the US -led proposal, Macron said that he concentrated his attack, “President Putin wants to negotiate after everything. If we want peace, Russia should openly respond and pressure should be clear, this should be done in coordination with the United States, so that a ceasefire can be provided,” he said.
“Prime Minister Meloni, Italy, confirms the intention of continuing to work to identify reliable and effective security guarantees with Europe, Western partners and the United States, and also reiterated that national participation was not foreseen,” the Italian Prime Minister said.
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