Putin cannot be trusted ‘as far as you could throw him’, Starmer warns
Keir Starmer warned Vladimir Putin that he could not be trusted as far as you can throw it ”and that Ukraine should not have any peace agreements.
Donald Trump said, while preparing to meet with the Russian President in Alaska on Friday, Downing Street said England would stand with Kiev until he became a “fair” peace.
After British and European allies walked to support Ukraine at the weekend, a challenging Volodymyr Zelensky rejected the proposal that an agreement may involve a large amount of zones in Moscow to end Trump’s war.
Downing Street did not ignore that the soil could be given, but he said that any decision was a decision for Ukraine.
When Sir Keir was asked if the Russian leader thinks that he could be trusted in peace talks, No 10 said: “President Putin relys as much as you can never throw him, but we will clearly support Ukraine. We will openly support President Trump and European nations.
“But that’s why we lead this work on the coalition, because as I said, any ceasefire is not only an opportunity for President Putin to go, re -armed, restrict, and then go back.
He continued: “So we will not leave it to trust.
Sir Keir has made comprehensive talks with countries that make up the ‘willing coalition’ in recent months, including France, and eliminated the type of security guarantees that will enter into force if a peace agreement is made.
10 also said that Britain would stand with Ukraine until it became a “fair ilm peace, and that Britain would not önemlık rewarding aggression or will not compromise sovereignty”.
On Sunday, Vice President JD Vance gave an idea that the United States had to spend more spending on Ukraine because the US warned that America warned that the US has ended with the financing of the war ”.
Kremlin said that Trump and Putin will focus on discussing the options for obtaining a “long -term peaceful solution” when they meet.
The Russian President is expected to use the summit to determine the demands of Ukraine, including the two eastern regions and the Crimea.
“A little land will be exchanged,” he said to journalists on Monday. “Through Russia and speaking with everyone. Goodness for the good of Ukraine. Good things, not bad things. Besides, bad things for both.”
Ukraine has tried to push Russian invaders back since the beginning of the Second World War in February 2022 in Europe. Kyiv and Western allies say that the occupation is an imperial -style land.
While Russia is currently invading one -fifth of Ukraine territory, Ukraine does not have almost any Russian region.
The German Chancellor Friedrich Merz organized a series of meetings for Wednesday and invited US Vice President JD Vance, Zelensky, NATO’s chief and several European leaders. Merz said that negotiations will focus on “other action options to put pressure on Russia” and “preparations for” possible peace negotiations and regional claims and security issues “.
Separately, three people were killed after explosive devices swimming in limited areas on the Black Sea coast of Ukraine.
Oleh Kiper, the governor of Odessa, said that a man died in Karolino-Bugaz, and that a man and a woman were killed in Zatoka.
The Black Sea has been a popular holiday place in Ukraine for a long time, but most of its beaches have been declared insecure since Russia’s invasion and waters have been intensely removed by explosive devices thrown by both sides.
