Starmer offered to put pressure on Russia in the call of Ukraine coalition

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The leaders of about 25 countries agreed to put pressure on Russia to return ceasefire to Russia, but the British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, this is not ready to provide a military “back” to ensure it continues.

On Saturday, Starmer, mainly a video meeting of the European Union group to Ukraine and a video meeting against Moscow to force Russian President Vladimir Putin to severe peace talks.

“A position” Yes, but. . . ‘Not good enough, “said Starmer.

Speaking at Downing Street, Starmer also approved the choice of Russia’s “increase in Russian sanctions”, including the choice of strengthening the pressure of Russian assets in Putin.

However, Starmer admitted to which countries to send a peace agreement and refusing to offer US President Donald Trump’s security supports.

“The position of the United States has not changed,” said Starmer. “It became clear that this should be done with the United States.” According to him, Britain was talking to the United States.

Starmer called the levels of various support for Ukraine, called a coalition called a coalition in a summit in London two weeks ago.

The majority of countries were from Europe on Saturday, but participants also included in Australia, Canada and New Zealand. The EU and NATO were represented, and Starmer said that Japan’s support, which did not call “support”.

Britain and France are countries so far, so far, so far they are eager to send troops to Ukraine to guarantee the peace deal, while others are open to the opinion. Some suggested financial or logistical support.

“My feeling is that sooner or later intends to come to the table and seriously,” Starmer said at the beginning of a video called “Top His love”.

“But – and this morning for us today in the morning we can sit back – we can not wait to take back to us.

Starmer said he was less talking about the meeting and more “specific obligations” and he said he was at a press conference at a press conference after progress in a number of areas.

Leaders prepared to prepare a force on a peace agreement in a military level to be held in a military level in London on Thursday.

Starmer said the leaders agreed to increase financial and military support to Ukraine, but in the longer and Kiev help ensure their security guarantees.

He stressed that he needed support for any peacekeeping operation, the risk “We will repeat the experience of recent years and Russia will break the line again.”

In the absence of Putin’s ceasefire, the leaders also confirmed that the sanctions were raised. Downing Street, Russia’s assets with more than 200 billion euros, he said.

The number 10 seizes Russian assets – to support Ukraine to support them, unlike them, there was a “complex situation”.

Starmer said in a statement after the meeting, the leaders will continue to investigate all legal routes to ensure that Russia harmed Ukraine. ”

France and Germany, which has been in full capture of assets in the EU for a long time, are discussing this opinion and are discussed in ways that the UK and war can be used as part of negotiations.

Britain and France offered to put soldiers to ensure peace – but if the initial 30-day ceasefire is made – other countries are more reluctant to provide direct military support.

Starmer, the “Wanting” Coalition “said that during the offered 30-day reconciliation, he said, according to the UK officials, the soldiers first consist of satellites and controls.

Countries, including Germany and Poland, have reservations to send troops to Ukraine. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni office said Italy’s “fail to participate in possible military force in the ground.”

European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen, the ball was in Putin’s court, he said. “In the meantime, we will support Ukraine and its armed forces,” he said.

“We will rewrite Europe’s defense efforts in advance,” he said, referring to new Brussels initiatives and increased national defense spending.

An additional report by Amy Kazmin in Rome and Henry Foy in Brussels