UK's Starmer urges quick action amid Ukraine ceasefire talks
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, stated that the UK and its allies must be ready to act quickly if Ukraine reaches a ceasefire with Russia.
- The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, emphasized that the UK and its allies must be prepared for swift action if Ukraine reaches a ceasefire with Russia.
- Starmer is not attending the EU summit, but he referenced its main topic: defense and assistance for Ukraine.
- A meeting with military commanders from about 30 countries will be held in London to discuss plans related to peacekeeping forces for Ukraine.
The Prime Minister on the need for quick reaction
Prime Minister Keir Starmer stressed that the UK must be ready to react swiftly in the event of a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia. Although not attending the European Union summit, Starmer addressed its main topic: defense and support for Ukraine.
"Now we're working at pace because we don't know if there'll be a deal," he noted. "I certainly hope there will be, but if there's a deal, it's really important that we're able to react straight away. (Our) plans are focusing on keeping the sky safe, the sea safe and the border safe and secure in Ukraine, and working with the Ukrainians," he emphasized.
Summit in London
In London, Starmer will meet with military commanders from approximately 30 countries. The discussions will concern plans related to proposed peacekeeping forces for Ukraine. This meeting aims to discuss strategies and prepare for possible changes in the situation in Ukraine.
The UK, along with its allies, emphasizes the importance of readiness to act swiftly in the event of a ceasefire. Starmer noted that international cooperation is key in the context of defense and support for Ukraine. The UK, as one of the main allies, plays an important role in these preparations.
