Starmer ignores Putin to keep pushing Ukraine peacekeeping plan

Keir Starmer is determined to ignore the negative signals issued by Moscow, and to continue working on the possibility that a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine is possible. And, above all, that the United Kingdom, together with a “coalition of volunteers”, can build a peace force that guarantees that agreement. As proof of the renewed willingness of the Prime Minister to show his country’s military leadership in the post-Brexit era, Sta…

Starmer ignores Putin to keep pushing Ukraine peacekeeping plan

The British prime minister is pushing his “coalition of the willing” — but there are big questions over its viability while the U.S. and Russia continue to sideline Europe.

Jonathan Powell, a former vacationer at the embassy in Washington, later Chief of Staff of Tony Blair, is currently the most important man alongside the British Prime Minister: as a National Security Advisor, he is involved in the negotiations on peace in Ukraine.

UK PM Starmer speaks to Ukraine's Zelenskiy on ceasefire talks progress

LONDON - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Tuesday evening, discussing progress U.S. President Donald Trump had made towards a ceasefire talks with Russia, Downing Street said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said today that any peace deal in Ukraine should be supported vis-à-vis Russia.Read more...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said today, March 20, that it is important that Britain and its allies can respond immediately in the event of a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. This is reported by Reuters. “We are working at this pace because we don't know if there will be a deal. I certainly hope so, and if a deal is made, it is very important that we are able to respond immediately,” Starmer said. He added that “our plans are f…