Four leaders will go to Ukraine for the first time and, following in the footsteps of the United States, intend to appeal to Russia with “total and unconditional 30-day arms suspension”.
“We confirm our support for the appeals of President Trump for a peace agreement and call Russia to stop blocking it,” wrote four leaders in a statement. “Together with the United States, we call Russia to accept the total and unconditional 30-day ceasefire to allow conversations for a fair and lasting peace,” they added.
“We will continue to increase our support for Ukraine”
They added that in Ukraine they also want to pay tribute to the defenders of Ukraine killed and wounded in this war led by Russia, in Majdan, where flags commemorating these victims are waved. “
“We will continue to increase our support for Ukraine. We will intensify our pressure on the Russian war machine until Russia agrees to a permanent suspension of weapons,” wrote the leaders of France, Germany, Great Britain and Poland and described the Saturday visit as “historical”.
According to AFP, Macron, Merz, Starmer and Tusk in Kiev, they will meet with the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelnski and take a remote meeting with the other leaders of the “Coalition of Volunteers”, i.e. ready -made countries to grant Ukraine “security guarantee”.
According to a joint statement, other countries are to be informed about “progress made to create a future coalition, which will connect the air, land and sea forces to help restore the Ukrainian armed forces after a possible peace agreement and build trust in future peace.”
