Ukraine has an unbreakable pledge from the West to support Trump

UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer told a meeting of about 30 Western countries that they had a “undesirable pledge” for Ukraine supported by the United States, and now had to pressure Russia to end the war in Ukraine.

Sir Kerr, who was participating in the chairmanship of a largely virtual summit with Emmanuel Macron from France, warned that Russia Vladimir Putin could not be trusted as he continued to delay peace talks while continuing the war on the 40th scale.

The hopes of an agreement to end the fighting have declined since Russian Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, met Alaska last month, although the US President said on Thursday talks “We will achieve it.”

Trump was scheduled to speak to the leaders of the “coalition from those who wish” by phone after the Paris Summit, and French officials said it was important for many European partners that any military guarantees in order to involve a “American American network”.

The US President indicated that he is ready to help “perhaps” with air support, and Western allies are keen to confirm Trump.

NATO President Mark Retty said that the goal of “clarity” about what the coalition could do so that they can discuss what the Americans can offer.

Details so far are mysterious, but air support can include aid in air defense or intelligence.

A source in the élysée Palace said that there are three targets behind the security guarantees: to strengthen the armed forces in Ukraine; To support them by spreading a separate force to clarify Russia that Ukraine had Western support; To obtain an American safety network, which the Americans will have to preserve.

“Signs” from the Americans had received “signs” from the Americans that they would save in the afternoon.

The US Steve Witkev special envoy arrived in Paris before the summit and reports said that Zelensky was scheduled to meet.

After more than three and a half years of Russia’s extensive invasion of Ukraine, Putin said this week that there is a “specific light at the end of the tunnel” and that “there are options to ensure Ukraine’s security in the event that ends in the conflict.”

However, Russia has made it clear that no Western forces should be deployed in Ukraine and insisted that it should be one of the countries that operate as “guarantors” – the idea of ​​rejecting Kiev and its allies.

Putin also sparked unrealistic possibility of Volodymyr Zelensky in Ukraine to Moscow for talks.

Mark Roti said on Thursday that Russia had no veto over the Western forces deployed in Ukraine: “Why are we interested in what Russia is thinking of the forces in Ukraine?

President Trump CBS News told Wednesday that he had been committed to reaching an agreement to end the war and said he had continued in a good relationship with both Putin and Zellinski.

“I think we’ll take out everything,” he said.

UK Defense Minister John Hili Trump, who says “Putin brought to talks” and “has not closed any options.”

Ukraine is looking forward to the coalition of those wishing to reach a reassurance force that includes British, French and other European forces. Germany said it is too early to adhere to this type of commitment.

The Russian leader, who spent on Wednesday with eleventh Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, claims that his country’s army is pushing forward on all fronts in Ukraine.

He warned that without a deal, Moscow was ready to “solve all our military tasks.”

While Ukraine and its allies say it should be agreed to stop the shooting at the beginning, Russia insisted that its campaign will not end before a full peace agreement.

The source said at the élysée Palace that it has already become clear that Russia does not intend to stop the shooting as part of a peace agreement.

The source referred to the demarcation line between North Korea and South Korea, as the ceasefire continued for years with a strong American armed deployment that serves as a sign of North Korea. The source added that this concept was very important for the Ukrainians.