Starmer, Macron Host ‘Coalition of the Willing’ Leaders’ Call After Trump-Zelensky Meeting

Initial meetings ended. Now the meetings on the meetings began.

Nearly three leaders met on Tuesday, hours after Ukrainian president Folodimir Zelinski and a delegation of European leaders met with US President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, to discuss the results of the meetings in Washington and coordinate the following steps. These next steps may include a bilateral meeting between Zelinski and Russian President Vladimir Putin – and/or a triple meeting that Trump is also attending.

Initial meetings ended. Now the meetings on the meetings began.

Nearly three leaders met on Tuesday, hours after Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski and a delegation of European leaders met with US President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, to discuss the results of the meetings in Washington and coordinate the following steps. These next steps may include a bilateral meeting between Zelinski and Russian President Vladimir Putin – and/or a triple meeting that Trump is also attending.

The invitation was conducted through what was called “the coalition from the wishing”, a group of 31 countries committed to defending Ukraine against Russia. The group is headed by British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, both of whom were among the seven European leaders who support Zelinski in Washington on Monday.

According to statement From Starmer’s office, the virtual meeting focused significantly on the submission plans “strongUS and European security guarantees to Ukraine as part of any future peace agreement with Russia, which can include “Spreading the power of reassurance if the hostile works are over.” They also discussed how more pressure – including through penalties – can be placed on Putin until he showed that he is ready to take serious measures to end his illegal invasion. ”

Starmer has also been transferred To others on the coalition, he called on how he had discussions by him, Zelinski and other European leaders with Trump in Washington on Monday, describing them as “building” and adding “I”.T was clear that there is a real feeling of unity and the common goal of securing a just and lasting peace for Ukraine. ”

Here is reading from some other participants in the Tuesday coalition invitation:

European Council President Antonio Costa Another call was hosted with the members of the council after the coalition of the meeting, writing X is that the European Union “supports Zelinski and Ukraine. “As a first step, Russia must end the violence immediately,” he added.

Italian Prime Minister Georgia MeloniAnother participant in Washington’s meetings, simply books The West was “united … To build peace and ensure the security of our countries and our peoples. “

Swedish Prime Minister ULF KRISTSSON, It represents the latest member state in NATO, Described “Important discussions” from both From the virtual on Tuesday Meetings. He added, “History shows the risks that occur when the common frameworks are ignored.” “The aggressor should not be rewarded. On the contrary, we must make sure it will not happen again.”

Estonian Prime Minister Christine Michel Also, the coalition of the meetings and the European Union also attended, send After that, X that Europe “must keep the maximum support [Zelensky] Putin’s maximum pressure, “including through military aid, sanctions on Russia, and the European Union membership of Ukraine.” Estonia is ready to contribute with shoes on the ground. ”He is Add.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk I mentioned The non-European members of the coalition of those wishing, including Japan, Canada, New Zealand and Turkey, “evaluated the results of Alaska’s meeting very realistic”-in a reference to the Trump summit on Friday with Putin, which preceded Zelinski’s trip to Washington. He added: “We all stressed the need for continuous support for Ukraine in the war with Russia.”

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz Write mail X that Australia will continue to stand with Ukraine. “He added that Australia welcomes continuous efforts towards achieving a just and permanent peace, including yesterday’s discussions in Washington.

Irish Prime Minister Michel Martin I issued a somewhat lengthy existing and real estate statement On X after attending the apparent meeting. He wrote: “It was repeated in today’s meetings that the matter is up to Ukraine to make decisions on its territory and that the international borders should not be changed by force.” “While the talks appear in Washington as a promise, we must continue to pressure Russia to agree to the ceasefire and seriously engage in negotiations on a just and lasting peace, including by implementing the European Union’s continuous sanctions.”

Croatian Prime Minister Andrig Blancovic books All the participants in the call “support the end of the war as soon as possible, because it has killed many lives.” He also said that ensuring that Ukraine’s security and protection “contribute to European and global security.”

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Show He echoed the extensive calls to increase the pressure on sanctions on Russia and the security guarantee of Ukraine. “A meeting between President Zellinski and President Putin must now be held quickly,” books. Putin will have to prove that it is real ready to follow up on permanent peace, end the Russian aggression, and stop violence against the Ukrainian population.