European leaders are ready to gather for an emergency summit for the war in Ukraine, as fears are increasing due to Donald Trump's intervention in the peace process.
Sir Kiir Starmer, who is expected to attend the summit in Paris, said it was “a generation for our national security” and it was clear that Europe should take on a bigger role in NATO.
This comes after Trump's special envoy to Ukraine said that European leaders would be consulted but did not participate in any conversations between us and Russia because of the end of the war in Ukraine.
Senior White House data should also meet with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in Saudi Arabia in the coming days, US Congressman said.
In remarks that are likely to be concerned in Ukraine and among European allies, the special envoy Keith Kellog said that previous negotiations had failed as they had participated too many parties.
“It may be like a chalk on the board, it may be a little needed, but I tell you something that is really honest,” he said on Saturday.
Sir Cayer understands that he sees his role in unifying us and Europe to provide a united approach to peace in Ukraine.
The United Kingdom Prime Minister will discuss the opinions of European leaders when he visits US President Trump to the White House late this month.
A more meeting of European leaders, along with Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski, is expected after the United Kingdom Prime Minister returns from Washington.
Sir Keyer said the United Kingdom would “work to ensure that we support the US and Europe together,” adding that the two cannot “allow union divisions to be distracted” from “external enemies”.
“This is a moment from once in a generation of our national security, where today we engage in the reality of the world and the threat we face from Russia,” he said.
“It is clear that Europe must take on a bigger role in NATO, as we work with the United States to secure the future of Ukraine and to face the threat we face from Russia.”
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorski said that French President Emanuel Macron had called the European Leaders Summit, which has not yet been announced by the French president.
Sikorski said, “President Trump has a method of work that Russians call intelligence through battle. You press and see what is happening, and then you change your position, legal tactics. And we have to answer.”
Earlier on Saturday Zelenski called for the creation of “Army of Europe” Against the backdrop of increasing concern, the United States can no longer be aid to the continent.
When he was at the Munich Security Conference, he said the US Vice President's speech, JD Vance, made it clear that the old relations between Europe and America “end” and the continent “must adapt to it.”
But Zelenski also said that Ukraine “will never accept deals behind us without our participation” after Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to start peace talks.
The US President earlier this week announced that he had a long conversation with the Russian leader and that negotiations to stop “ridiculous war” in Ukraine will start “immediately”.
Then Trump “informs” Zelenski about his plan.
On Saturday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also had a telephone call with Russian Foreign Minister, which was built at the “Call of February 12 between Trump and Putin.
Trump's call with Russian president earlier this week interrupted nearly three years of silence between Washington and Moscow.
People's officers from the Trump administration will launch peace talks with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in Saudi Arabia in the coming days, US Representative Michael McCaul told the Reuters Agency.
McCoule, chairman of the Chamber's Foreign Affairs Committee, said he had learned that Zelenski was invited to participate in the Saudi talks they were intended to organize a meeting with Trump, Putin and the Ukrainian president, “finally to bring peace to bring peace And to end this conflict. “
A day earlier Vance had released a A hazel attack on European democraciesSaying that the biggest threat to the continent is not from Russia and China, but “inside.”
In a speech at the Munich Security Conference, he repeated the Trump administration line that Europe must “activate in a great way to ensure its own protection.”
David Lamy said the UK and the EU countries should spend more on defense, with Europe faced with an “existential question” even in the event of a contractual peace in Ukraine.
The UK Foreign Secretary told the Munich Security Conference on Saturday “Putin won't go away”And that although it is positive 23 NATO countries, they are now spending at least 2% of their GDP on defense, “we all know we have to go up.”