US EditionStarmer says military planning for future Ukraine peace deal moving to 'operational phase'
- Sir Keir Starmer announced that plans for a peacekeeping force in Ukraine are now in an 'operational phase' as Britain prepares to host military leaders from Western nations to support a ceasefire.
- During a press conference, Starmer emphasized that allies are ready to help secure Ukraine by land, sea, and air, indicating solid progress towards a ceasefire agreement.
- Volodymyr Zelensky warned of a new Russian ground assault in eastern Ukraine, claiming that Putin is 'lying to everyone about the situation.'
- Sir Ed Davey suggested seizing Russian assets to support Ukraine, calling it 'the only way to achieve a just and lasting peace.
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We must help Ukraine remain free (Letters to The Republican)
Any peace arrangement between Russia and Ukraine should be negotiated between the two countries. On the sidelines should be our country, given the amount of financial support we have provided Ukraine, and the European Union, given its reasonable fear that if Ukraine falls, their member nations are next.
London. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said yesterday that plans for military support to Ukraine, with the dispatch of a peace force, entered an “operational phase,” following a virtual meeting of the coalition of volunteers supporting Kiev, and urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to commit to a ceasefire now, if it is “serious about peace.”
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Sir Keir Starmer has announced that he will kickstart an "operational phase" in his peacekeeping plan for Ukraine, saying that "the world needs action".Speaking during a No 10 press conference, he declared that top military chiefs are set to gather in Britain to discuss the next step in their mission to settle peace in Europe.He made the announcement after meeting with a collection of 25 world leaders during a virtual summit - which was attended…
Starmer after the call with 25 countries for Kiev's security: “Sooner or later the tsar will negotiate.” New summit on Thursday, a mission to protect cities, airports and infrastructures on the table
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