Great Britain and France are intended to lead a desperate European attempt to save peace hopes in Ukraine with the plan to end the war, which includes a first one -month ceasefire with Russia, which covers air, sea and infrastructure.
The British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starrer said after a summit in London on Sunday that Europe would be a mediator for Volodymyr Zelenskyy to try to stop the fights according to the explosive row of Ukrainian leader with US President Donald Trump in the Oval office.
Starer and French President Emmanuel Macron promote a deal that they would hope Trump card Provision of troops from a European ācoalition of the willā that is used to secure any ceasefire In Ukraine.
Sagler said that Europe āhas to make the heavy liftingā, but the āefforts must have strong US backsā.
New details of the European Peace Plan emerged after Macron Le Figaro announced that he and Starrer had proposed an initial ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine āin the air, at sea and in the energy infrastructureā that would take a month.
Macron added that this approach would have the advantage of checking the intentions of Russia, and would be easier than monitoring an armistice on the floor along the entire front line. āIn the event of an armistice, it would be very difficult to check whether the front is respected,ā he said.
The downing street rejected a statement, but Starrer said that Great Britain would put its troops on site if a ceasefire was agreed.
A one-month ceasefire for air, sea and infrastructure points would help create trust on both sides.
A second important part of the European plan would include Zelenskyy a proposal for the signing of a proposed contract in order to offer the United States a share of the income of some of the mineral reserves in Ukraine, which gives Washington an economic part in peace regulation. Trump wanted Zelenskyy to sign the agreement in Washington last Friday.
Lord Peter Mandelson, British ambassador to Washington, asked Zelenskyy to sign the deal, and asked Ukraine and all European leaders, āthe initiative, the President Trump,ā clearly supported āin order to convey peace.
In another sign of the latest British thinking, Mandelson told ABC:
Many European countries hesitate to commit to send troops Ukraine as part of a mission listed by Great Britain and France. Germany, Spain and Poland are among those who have not previously offered to join a ācoalition of the willā.
Sagler said: āA number of countries today stated that they want to be part of the plans that we developā, but refused to name them.
He asked more countries to join a peace security effort to convince Trump that Europe is serious.
āI am very firmly convinced that we will not stay in the same position in which we are,ā said Parmerer. āThis is not a moment for more discussions. It is a time to act, increase and lead. ā
He said the summit of the Lancaster House in the center of London, in which 19 international leaders were involved, took place in āCrossRoads in historyā.
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, insisted that the EU would appear, and said that Ukraine had to be āa steel gauge that is indigestible for potential invadersā.
Starer and Macron conduct European attempts to convince Trump to ensure a US security guarantee for every peace stabilization, but have so far been unsuccessful.
The Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who has a strong relationship with Trump, can be seen as a further key player in European capitals.
The three guides plan to agree with a blueprint for peace with Zelenskyy and then present them to the White House to bypass them poisonous relationship This has developed between Ukraine president and Trump.
āWe agreed that Great Britain, France and others will work together with Ukraine on a plan to stop the fights and discuss these plans with the USA,ā said Starrer.
The allies of Starrer insisted that Zelenskyy did not fail and the British Prime Minister said that it would be for Kyiv and Moscow to decide where the ālineā was drawn for an armistice.
But Europe would take the lead to discuss future security guarantees with Trump.
Trump insisted that the presence of US companies and workers in Ukraine ā the yields that the proposed mineral contract would be sufficient to prevent Russian President Vladimir Putin from starting another attack on his neighbor.
But an ally of Starrer said that a US military baked stop would still be needed: āIf the United States has an economic part, this will of course increase your interest in what will happen next. But we donāt see that as a replacement. ā
According to the rigids, the teams in the UK and US teams discussed how Trump could contribute to securing a peace agreement, although the president has always made it clear that he sees as a responsibility of the European nations.
Mark Rutte, General Secretary of NATO, said when he left the summit that the ādebate afterwardsā whether the United States would contribute to security guarantees.
The outgoing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk as well as the Leyen and Rutte included the participants of the London summit. The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan also took part.
Starer, Macron and Meloni all made it clear that Europe had to do more to defend themselves, ultimately the way to peace in Ukraine had to run through the White House.
The London summit was also an opportunity for managers to support Zelenskyy after the brutal verbal attack by Trump and the US Vice President JD Vance in the Oval Office on Friday.
Zelenskyy was hugged on Saturday by Starrer in the steps of the Downing Street and left the summit with the helicopter on Sunday to meet King Charles in his country retreat in Sandringham House.
In the meantime, Starrer announced that 1.6 billion GBP British export guarantees are provided to provide more than 5,000 air defense rockets for Ukraine, which are to be produced in Belfast.
