Following a summit held on Sunday in London with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and other heads of state, Western leaders claimed that the EU had begun a rise in military spending.
Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, stated that Europe would provide economic and military assistance to Ukraine in order to make it” a steel quill that is insoluble for potential invaders.” Numerous European nations have pledged to raise their military paying, according to NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte. Rutte argued that Donald Trump, the chairman of the US, was committed to NATO.
After Zelensky’s heated Oval Office conference with Trump and Vice-President JD Vance on Friday, the group became more urgent, sparking concerns that the US would attempt to pressure Ukraine’s leader into reaching a peace deal. Zelensky is seated next to the host British Prime Minister Keir Starmer as he addressed the assembled leaders.” We’re gathered around today because this is a once-in-a-generation time for the safety of Europe, and we all need to move up,” Zelensky said. It’s crucial for the safety of every country around and many others as well, he said, not just a matter of right and wrong.
Starmer stated that the UK will use$ 1.6 billion ($ 2 billion ) in export financing to provide Ukraine with 5, 000 air defense missiles. He concluded the mountain by reiterating that Europe must carry out the necessary defenses.
Starmer previously disclosed to the BBC that he, Zelensky, and French President Emmanuel Macron had come to an agreement to “work on a plan to stop the battle and then explain that program with the US.” A US backstop is required for any peace deal, he claimed.
The United Kingdom’s prime minister stated that the United Kingdom, Ukraine, France, and some other countries would form a” coalition of the willing,” pick up the peace program, and deliver it to Trump.
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