Carney supports Ukraine’s role in peace talks in calls with Zelinski, Starmer – my country

prime minister Mark Carney Spoke Ukraine Britain on Monday amid a wave of international diplomatic efforts to support Ukraine’s support before negotiations between the United States Russia It aims for a peace deal.

Carney’s talks came when US President Donald Trump examined his approach Friday’s summit planned with Russian President Vladimir Putin in AlaskaKYIV and Moscow suggested that the Earth be waived to end a three and a half years war in Ukraine.

Readings from the Prime Minister’s office of Carney’s invitation with Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski – who has not yet been invited to the upcoming talks – said that the two leaders “agreed on the necessities of ending the Russian barbaric war” to achieve permanent peace.

“The two leaders emphasized that the decisions related to the future of Ukraine must be taken by the Ukrainians, and that the international borders cannot be changed by force, and that diplomatic participation must be strengthened through the constant pressure on Russia to end its aggression, and the need for strong and reliable security to enable Ukraine to defend its regional and cyber safety.”

“I welcomed the leadership of President Trump and the United States to work to secure peace in Ukraine,” added Carney and Zellinski, but he also referred to Carne A joint statement by European leaders on Saturday This emphasis on the sovereignty of Ukraine and regional integrity must be protected.

The readings said, “Prime Minister Carne confirmed the fixed support in Canada to Ukraine,” noting billions of dollars in newly recruited military aid and move last week to reduce the price to Russian oil alongside European partners.

Carney and British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer also spoke on Monday and welcomed diplomatic efforts towards peace, “They agreed that this should be with Ukraine – he did not impose on him,” according to a reading from Downing Street. PMO has not yet read his own call with Starmer.

European allies of Ukraine were pushing for Ukraine’s participation in the US talks with Russia because of the concerns that the negotiating deal could prefer Moscow.

“Unity is across the Atlantic, supported Ukraine and pressure on Russia” is necessary to end the war and “prevent Russian aggression in the future in Europe.”

Trump told the correspondents on Monday that his upcoming talks with Putin would be a “really feels meeting”, adding that he will know “perhaps in the first minutes” whether progress is possible towards ending the war.

“There will be some land exchange” that will be “for the interest of Ukraine,” but also admitted that there will be “some bad things for both.”

“It is good and there is bad, but it is very complicated because you have very uneven lines and there will be some swap,” he said.

“Russia has occupied a large part of Ukraine. They have occupied some of the very main lands. We will try to restore some of this region to Ukraine.”

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It is expected that Putin will be fixed in his demands to preserve all the lands that his forces occupy now and prevent Ukraine from joining NATO, with a long -term goal to return him to the field of Moscow’s influence.

Zelinski strongly condemned suggestions that Ukraine should abandon any region that Russia seized, noting that the regional borders in Ukraine are dedicated to the country’s constitution and any changes that must be approved democratically.

Trump said on Monday he “disturbed a bit.”

He also said that after his meeting with Putin, “the next meeting will be with Zelinski and Putin” but it could also be a meeting with “Putin and Zellinski and me.”

Zelinski warned on Monday that any concessions to Russia would not convince her of stopping the fighting and more pressure on the Kremlin, which indicated that no signs were showed that she was preparing to end its military operations.

“Russia refuses to stop the killings, and therefore it should not receive any rewards or benefits,” he wrote on X.

“The concessions do not convince a killer.”

The Chief of Staff Zellinski Andrei Yermak said that he spoke to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday, where he published on X that permanent peace requires “an unconditional ceasefire as a pre -condition for objective negotiations.”

German Chancellor Friedrich Mirz was invited His office said on Monday that Zellinski, Trump and a number of European leaders at the meetings on Wednesday. Among the other invitees was the Vice President of the United States, JD Vance, President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Lin, the Secretary -General of NATO Mark Root, the leaders of France, Italy, Britain, Finland and Poland.

Carney and Minister of Foreign Affairs Office, Annette Anand, did not answer questions about whether Canada had been invited to participate.

– With the files from the Canadian press, Associated Press and Reuters

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