Sir Kir Stamor And Volodimir Zelansky Are United to secure their “strong resolution” A bus in peace Ukraine Ahead of a historic summit between the US and Russia on Friday.
Donald Trump And Vladimir Putin There are reasons for meeting in Alaska, Fearing that both superpowers will try to decide the end of war, Ukraine was excluded.
As the world is nervous waiting for its meeting, the Russian President has endangered the idea that dialogue can reach Moscow and Washington on a deal on the control of nuclear weapons.
After one-to-one meeting in number 10 on Thursday, Witnessed as a show of support for Ukraine, Downing Street stated that the two leaders stated that “there was a powerful sense of unity and a strong resolution to achieve a justified and permanent peace in Ukraine”.
“He then looked forward to yesterday’s conversation between President Trump and President Putin in Alaska, which presents a viable opportunity to progress until Putin is serious about peace, to prove it.”
As soon as he entered Downing Street, the two people denied whether President Trump could be trusted, after questions from reporters.
It comes when the US President threatened “serious consequences”, if Putin does not agree to peace in Ukraine, without specifying what they could be.
After his meeting with Sir Keir on Friday, President Zelancesi suggested that he and the PM fought the war-affection consequences of the Trump-Putin Summit.
In a message on X, the former Twitter, he described a “good, productive” meeting, with other European leaders and Sir Kir may include a deal to carry forward Europe’s concerns a day later.
“We continue to coordinate our positions,” he said. “We discussed the expectations and potential possibilities for the meeting in Alaska. We discussed in great detail that the security guarantee that could make peace can be truly durable if the United States is successful in preventing Russia kills and engaging in real, original diplomacy.”
Since the weekend, Europe has ralled behind Ukraine’s right to decide his own future, amid concerns over the boycott of Mr. Zelancesi from Friday’s summit.
Over the weekend, the US President suggested that some “swapping” of the land may be involved in a truss.
On Saturday, Mr. Zelancesi rejected any proposal, which would compromise the regional integrity of Ukraine, something that is forbidden by the Constitution of the country.
Putin is expected to use the summit to demand parts of Ukraine in the Donbas region, which still controls.
Asked if he decided not to invite Mr. Zelancesi to the meeting, Mr. Trump said “no, just opposite”, it could be held later before adding a second meeting with the Ukrainian President.
Mr. Trump has threatened Russia with “serious consequences” if a ceasefire is rejected by its leader.