According to him, Ukraine proposed “some constructive changes” to the peace agreement.
Starmer “does believe” there is movement in a positive direction, and “there are indications that much of the text, as Vladimir points out [Зеленский]may be accepted.”
As the British Prime Minister noted, the coalition should prepare the planning and financing of the future Armed Forces of Ukraine so that it can defend itself.
Starmer called on the leaders of countries in the “coalition of the willing” to reaffirm their national commitments.
The “Coalition of the Willing” is a group of more than 30 countries that have pledged to help enforce any peace agreement.
Leading the meeting with Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron said that “there is finally a chance to achieve real progress towards lasting peace” in Ukraine, the absolute condition of which is reliable security guarantees for Kyiv.
Macron and Starmer made statements against the backdrop of US negotiations with Ukraine and the Russian Federation on a “peace plan.”
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Bloomberg wrote that The 28-point plan, which was agreed upon by the special envoy of US President Donald Trump, Steve Witkoff, and the special representative of the illegitimate Russian President Vladimir Putin on investment and economic cooperation, Kirill Dmitriev, was not accepted, because it had many contradictory aspects.
After response On the part of Ukraine and European partners, during negotiations in Geneva on November 23, the Russian-American document was changed, reducing it to 19 provisions.
The White House released a statement after the negotiations that the amended draft peace agreement reflects Ukraine's national interests.
After the meeting of the US and Ukrainian delegations in Geneva, negotiations between the United States and the Russian Federation in Abu Dhabi. The American negotiating team was led by US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll. Axios wrote on November 25 that the Ukrainian delegation, led by the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Moscow Region, Kirill Budanov, is also in Abu Dhabi and is negotiating with both the American and Russian teams.
The United States evaluates peace negotiations with Russia as “successful,” the media emphasized.
The White House said on November 25 that the United States had made “tremendous progress” towards a peace agreement by inviting Ukraine and the aggressor country of the Russian Federation to the negotiating table. They noted that “there are several delicate, but not insurmountable, details that need to be resolved” and “which will require further negotiations between Ukraine, Russia and the United States.”
On the same day, Trump expressed the opinion that agreements to resolve the war of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation against Ukraine are very close.
