US EditionZelensky must be at future peace talks, Starmer says after Trump-Putin summit
- Following the summit in Alaska on Friday, Sir Keir Starmer said `the path to peace in Ukraine` cannot be decided without President Zelensky.
- The Alaska summit on Friday ended without a peace agreement as Trump and Putin failed to reach an Ukraine conflict deal.
- The coalition of the willing plans to include US air support, with British troops now ready to police a future peace deal.
- Zelensky is due to fly to Washington DC on Monday to meet Trump, who said he hoped the meeting could pave the way for three-way talks with Putin.
- Allies plan to keep tightening the screws on Mr Putin with even more sanctions and are planning to deploy the Multinational Force Ukraine to maintain peace.
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