British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, French President Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Monday. The leaders gathered in London to discuss Ukraine peace talks.
According to a British government statement, the four leaders stressed the need for a “just and lasting peace in Ukraine.” They emphasized that any resolution should include security guarantees for Ukraine.
Chancellor Merz said before the meeting that he remains cautious. He expressed skepticism about certain details coming from U.S. documents. However, he acknowledged the importance of discussing them.
Earlier, U.S. and Ukrainian delegations completed three days of talks in Miami, Florida. The discussions focused on territorial issues and U.S. security guarantees for Ukraine. Zelenskyy described the U.S. meetings as “constructive,” yet admitted they were “not easy.”
Monday’s gathering at 10 Downing Street marked a continuation of international diplomatic efforts. Leaders discussed strategies to strengthen Ukraine’s security while aiming for a sustainable peace.
During the talks, Prime Minister Starmer reiterated the United Kingdom’s commitment to supporting Ukraine. Macron and Merz also stressed the need for coordinated European and U.S. involvement.
Observers noted that these Ukraine peace talks are part of ongoing attempts to create a multilateral framework. This framework would provide stability in the region while addressing security concerns.
Additionally, the leaders discussed economic support and humanitarian aid for Ukraine. They agreed that aid should continue alongside negotiations.
The meeting demonstrates that global powers remain actively engaged in seeking a solution. However, officials acknowledged that significant challenges remain before any agreement can be finalized.
Ukraine peace talks continue to be closely watched by international media and diplomatic analysts. The outcomes of these discussions may influence future negotiations involving other nations as well.
The four leaders plan to keep communication lines open as talks progress. They expressed a shared commitment to achieving a durable resolution.
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