US EditionBritain and France sending military teams to Ukraine to 'deter' Putin
- British and French military teams are being sent to Ukraine, as confirmed by Emmanuel Macron, for cooperation with Ukrainian armed forces as part of a reassurance force despite some European allies not backing it.
- Sir Keir Starmer described the military delegation as a deterrence force intended to send a message to Vladimir Putin.
- Macron stated it is 'not up to Russia what happens on Ukrainian soil,' highlighting that the joint effort aims to support Ukraine's military needs against future Russian aggression.
- Both the EU and Starmer agree not to lift sanctions on Russia until it withdraws from Ukraine, with calls to increase sanctions to pressure Russia into serious negotiations.
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The Independent (US)Starmer and Macron to send military chiefs to Ukraine to plan for future ceasefire
It came as the prime minister hinted a ceasefire could be agreed in ‘weeks not months’
·London, United Kingdom
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War in Ukraine: a Franco-British mission to strengthen the Ukrainian army announced by Macron
Speaking after a meeting in Paris of a coalition of states supporting Ukraine, Emmanuel Macron also announced a decision to speed up the payment of the "G7 loans" by the EU and assured that Ukraine's allies had "acknowledged unanimously that sanctions against Moscow should not be lifted".
·Paris, France
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