The French president and the British Prime Minister are meeting with Trump to discuss the war in Ukraine.
French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Kiel Starmer travel to Washington to meet US President Donald Trump.
The visit is a schism line in the Atlantic Ocean crossing the war in Ukraine after Trump began negotiations with the Kremlin and began negotiations with Ukrainian President Vooradimir Zelenki and “dictators” It was brought to you if you were to do so.
It is expected that French and British leaders will rush to their American counterparts to a ceasefire deal with Moscow and try to persuade Europeans and Ukraine not to push them to sit at the table.
Macron said agreeing to a bad deal equivalent to Ukraine’s surrender would indicate the weakness of Washington’s international enemies, including Beijing and Tehran.
“I tell him: Deeply, you cannot be weak in the face of President Putin. It’s not you, it’s not what you’re made, it’s not in your interests. In Putin’s face How can we trust China if we are weak?” he said in an hour-long response and questioning session on social media ahead of his visit to the White House on Monday.
Starmer, who warned that the end of the war could not be “a temporary pause before the attack on President Putin,” will become the US capital on Thursday.
He said on Sunday that he could not talk about Ukraine’s future without Kiev’s participation.
“No one wants to continue the bloodshed. He told the Scottish Labour Council meeting in Glasgow.
“But after everything they suffered, after everything they fought, we could not discuss Ukraine without Ukraine, and the people of Ukraine must have a long-term, safe future. Not there.”
British Security Minister Dan Jarvis told the BBC on Monday. The priorities said he hopes that the discussion with Trump in Washington will “return to a negotiated settlement in Ukraine.”
Jarvis added: “We have special relationships with the United States and have a shared national security right. We want to work together to grow the economy. So these are important discussions the Prime Minister has with President Trump. .
“It’s a very good opportunity to see more of what we can do to put pressure on Russia and try to reach conclusions in the Ukrainian conflict.”
Speaking on the Fox News podcast on Friday, Trump said Macron and Starmer “did nothing” to end the war. He explained that his priorities are “very nice people.”
The UK and France want to show Washington that Washington is ready to put a greater burden on Europe’s security.
Western Europe’s only nuclear power is to strengthen ideas with allies for Kiev’s military assurance, and they will persuade Trump to provide American guarantees in any post-fire deal. I’m hoping for that.
Participants included European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, Council of Europe President Antonio Costa, and leaders from Canada, Denmark, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Norway, Spain and Sweden. It was there.
Additionally, leaders from Albania, the UK, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Japan, Moldova, the Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland and Turkey spoke via video links.
The Associated Press, Reuters and PA Media contributed to the report.
