The first joint visit to four European leaders to Ukraine

British, France, Germany and Poland leaders are planning to make the first joint visit to Kiev on Saturday, in an attempt to confirm their support for Ukraine and to enhance calls to Russia to agree to a 30 -day stop.

During a journey aimed at presenting European unity, it is expected that the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, the new German adviser, Fredchich Mirz, and the British and British Prime Minister, Kiir Starmer and Donald Tusk, will hold talks with Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski.

Ukraine’s first visit to Mr. Mirz as a German advisor, is the first time that the leaders of four European countries have traveled to Ukrainian territory.

It also comes one day after President Vladimir F. Putin from Russia He welcomed the presidents of China and Brazil, among other international officials, to Moscow To celebrate the eighty anniversary of the Nazi Germany defeat with Military processionIt aims to put Russia at the forefront of the rising and non -Western system.

Before the visit, the four European countries expressed their support for President Trump’s call, which was held for the first time in March, to stop 30 days in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Ukraine agreed to the proposal of Mr. Trump, but Russia has instead paid negotiating the terms of the settlement before any continuous stopping of hostilities.

“We are repeating our support for President Trump’s call for a peace agreement and inviting Russia to stop obstructing efforts to secure permanent peace,” the four countries said in a joint statement issued late on Friday. “Besides the United States, we call on Russia to agree to a 30 -day and unconditional ceasefire to create space for talks on a just and lasting peace.”

The latest European initiative After Mr. Trump said On Thursday, the United States will impose sanctions on Russia if it does not accept the ceasefire.

The four leaders said that the goal of the trip is to show “solidarity with Ukraine against the barbaric and illegal invasion in Russia.” They added: “Ukraine must be able to prosper as a safe and safe country and sovereignty within its internationally recognized borders for future generations.”

Leaders are also planning to hold a virtual meeting with other Western government presidents to update them on the plans, which are promoted by Mr. Macron and Mr. Starmer, to try to create a “alliance of those wishing” to help secure Ukraine in the event of a peace agreement with Russia.

Despite their presentation of unity, those talks were lost on building the coalition of the momentum, without any sign of an imminent peace agreement and uncertainty about European sessions that European countries can play in this if there is one.

Discussions included the possibility of limited publication of Western forces on Ukraine, but many countries do not want to make clear obligations without knowing the conditions of any peace deal. Mr. Starmer said he will be ready to send British forces to Ukraine, but only if the United States presented a security successor – which Mr. Trump showed promising signs.

In their statement, the four European countries described the talks as now focusing on “a future coalition of air, land, naval and renewal that would help renew the armed forces in Ukraine after any peace deal and enhance confidence in any future peace.”

The Europeans said they are ready “to support peace talks as soon as possible, to discuss the technical implementation of the ceasefire, and prepare for a full peace agreement.”

In an online speech to the member states of the joint improvement force in Oslo on Friday, Mr. Zelinski said, “We need this coalition – and we need to be strong enough to ensure security in the way we all agree on.”

He said: “Moscow must accept the ceasefire, because this is the only way that true peace can start.”