Starmer: Four key steps arranged at the London Summit

UK Prime Minister Cyrus Starmer said after the end of the two -hour London Summit in support of Ukraine that every new Kiev support agreement must be based on force and that all countries must take responsibility and contribute to their opportunities.

« Our starting point must be putting Ukraine in the strongest possible position so far, » the British prime minister said.

He noted that four key steps have been agreed at the summit: to continue military aid to Ukraine during the war and further intensify economic pressure on Russia; Every lasting peace must guarantee Ukraine's sovereignty and security, and Kiev must participate in all peace talks;
In the case of a peace deal, European leaders will work to deter Russia from any future invasions of Ukraine; To create a coalition that will be ready to defend Ukraine and guarantee peace.
Starmer reiterated that European unity is crucial at this time and that only with joint effort can secure a safe future for Ukraine and the entire continent.

– Today we are on a historic milestone. This is not the time for new endless debates, it's time to act and gather around a new plan for righteous and lasting peace – said Starmer.

But he also pointed out that the Ukrainian agreement must have US support.

– To be clear, I agree with Trump about the urgent need for lasting peace. Now we have to accomplish that together – said Starmer.

According to him, « Russia must be part of the agreement, but it will not be able to dictate sets. Otherwise we will have no progress. « 

He warned that everyone reached an agreement must be defended.

« In the past we have seen ceasefire without insurance, and Russia has regularly violated them, we must avoid such a situation, » Starmer said.

He has announced a new bailout package that will allow Ukraine to use £ 1.6 billion from British export funding for Kiev to buy 5,000 additional anti -aircraft missiles.

According to him, this agreement will create jobs in the British defense industry and provide Ukraine key protection.

« This will be crucial to defending critical infrastructure and strengthening Ukraine, » Starmer concluded.

Starmer also announced a re -meeting in order to « keep the pace and continue the work of the joint plan ».

The meeting was attended by the presidents of Ukraine, Finland and France, Volodimir Zelenski, Alexander Stubb and Emmanuel Macron, the prime ministers of Poland, Spain, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, the Czech Republic, Italy and Canada (Donald Gar Store, Petr Fijala, Gjorgja Meloni and Justin Trudeau), German Chancellor Olaf Holz and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, as well as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, European Council President, European Council President Antonio.

Green, after the summit, organized after a verbal conflict between US President and Vice President Donald Trump and Jay Di Vance and the Ukrainian president at the White House, arrived at the Sandrindham property in Norfolk, where he had a meeting with British Charles IIRI.