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The United Kingdom said there were several proposals for the potential termination of Ukraine's fire after French President Emanuel Macron had initially proposed a one -month truce initially, as Kiev repeated his need for security guarantees as part of any agreement.
European countries led by the United Kingdom and France are looking at Options For a proposal to stop the war against Russia against Ukraine after the destruction of the oval office last week between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski.
British Prime Minister Kyar Starmer hosted a meeting at the top of European leaders in London on Sunday and said they have agreed to make a peace plan for Ukraine to present to the United States.
In an interview on the way to the summit, Macron raised the opportunity for a one -month termination of fire, although there has been no public approval from other allies so far.
“Such a truce in air, sea, sea and energy will allow us to determine whether Russian President Vladimir Putin acts in good faith when he is committed to a truce,” said French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Baro for Macron's proposal.
“And then real peace talks can start.”
Starmer spokesman on Monday said there were “apparently a number of options” on the table.
“He just doesn't get into a comment on the options,” he added.
The United Kingdom Defense Minister Luke Pollard told the Times radio that no agreement was made on “What a Carriage looks like”.
“But we are working with France and European allies for lasting peace,” Pollard said.
Asked if he was aware of the plan raised by Macron, Zelenski replied: “I am aware of everything.”
In comments on Monday, Zelenskyy Accused Russia is not serious about peace and said that difficult security guarantees are the only way to end more than three years of conflict in Ukraine.
He has called for “effective security guarantees that will make it impossible for Russian aggression to return” after predicting that Moscow will interrupt any transaction.
“Anyone who wants to negotiate does not deliberately hit people with ballistic missiles,” he said in his statement.
Russia, which began a full -scale invasion in February 2022, rejected the comments of Ukraine's leader, accusing him of not seeking peace by blowing up criticism from the United States after Zelenski was called to the White House last week.
“What happened in the White House on Friday, of course, demonstrated How difficult it will be to reach a trajectory of the settlement around Ukraine, “said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
“The regime of Kyiv and Zelenski do not want peace. They want the war to continue. It is very important for someone to force Zelenski to change their position. Someone has to make zelenskyy ask for peace. If Europeans can do it, they must be worshiped and praised. “
European countries are adapting to what some leaders describe as the biggest reversal of politics after World War II by Washington-Language after the destruction of Friday, when Zelenski left the White House abruptly after dressing in front of the Trump cameras and US Vice President JD Vance.
The Ukrainian leader was in Washington to sign a deal to provide the United States access to the Ukrainian minerals, but left without signing it.
Speaking to Fox News, US National Security Advisor Mike Walz said Zelenski should apologize.
“What we have to hear from President Zelenski is that he regrets the incident, he is ready to sign this deal with minerals and that he is ready to join the peace negotiations,” Valtz said.
“I don't think it's too much to want. We will see what will happen in the next 48 hours, but we are certainly looking to move forward in a positive way. “
European leaders have agreed that they need to spend more on defense to show Trump that the continent can be protected. The European Union must hold an emergency summit on Thursday.
Considering from the Ukrainian capital Kiev, Charles Stratford of Al Jazeera said Ukrainians are being prompted for uncertain times.
“They would be buried by the level of support expressed by European leaders in London yesterday, but they are also aware that there are many obstacles that still need to be overcome before we see something real and specifically about stopping fighting in Ukraine,” Stratford said.
“Everything is crucial whether the US will agree to guarantee security both around this plan that has Europe and in terms of the mineral deal,” he added.
