The UK is away from the proposal to cease macron’s fire

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The UK gave itself to the proposal of French President Emmanuel Macron to a limited original one -month truce between Russia and Ukraine, while Kyiv raised reservations on stopping the fight without security guarantees.

The differences appeared after the exhibition in the London summit, in which the largest in Europe sought to design unity and develop a general plan after A A similar meeting with the White House Between Presidents Donald Trump and Valadimir Zelenka Ukraine.

Macron After the Sunday summit, he said his idea for a limited one -month ceasefire “in the air, at sea and energy infrastructure,” would have the advantage in checking Russia’s intentions. The French president has a record of swimming policy ideas to push the allies to the agreement.

The UK, who held the summit, said that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer wanted to move forward with a peace plan “with impetus”. But Starmer’s allies said one -month truce was not a “UK plan”.

The British official said: “There are different options on the table to further discuss with the US and European partners, but there was no one -month truce.”

British Armed Forces Minister Luke Poplard warned on Monday from the pause in battles in Ukraine This can allow Russia to regroup.

He said Sky News: “The real concern that the Ukrainians has, is that any short pause in the war simply allows the Russians to cross, regroup and overwhelm.”

Zelenskyy also has dismissed calls In order for Ukraine to agree with the immediate ceasefire in its war with Russia. When he left the UK from the summit, he said it would be “failure for all” if the cessation of hostilities is not accompanied by detailed security guarantees.

He refused to comment on Macron’s proposal.

On Sunday, the French president told Le Figar that the one -month truce in the air and the sea would be easier than overseeing the ground on the ground across the front line. “In case of ceasefire, it would be very difficult to make sure the front is respected,” he said.

“We can measure it,” he said. “You must understand that today the front is equivalent to the Paris-building line. In case of ceasefire, it would be very difficult to make sure the front is respected.”

French and British leaders hope the transaction will include our troops for the European “coalition of those who want” to ensure any ceasefire in Ukraine.

After the summit, Starmer said that while Europe “should make a heavy rise”, “efforts should have strong support in the US.” The European Plan also saw that Zelenskyy concluded with the US a deal to share some income from Use of Ukraine’s mineral reserves.

The agreement was scheduled to be completed on Friday, but after Trump threw Zelensky from the White House, it was without signature, after the dispute in the Oval Service.

Lord Peter Mandelson, UK Ambassador to Washington, urged Zelensky to sign a mineral transaction and urged Ukraine and European leaders to give “unambiguous support for the initiative to accept” to conclude peace.

In the comments that the British Minister of the Armed Forces said he did not “state policy”, Mandelson said ABC: “Ukraine must first stop the fire and challenge the Russians.”

Zelensky stated that she did not see the need to make amendments after the White House confrontation or came up with a plan to save his relationship with Trump, although he was grateful to the American people.

“If you do not have the end of the war and you do not have security guarantees, no one can control the ceasefire,” said the Ukrainian president from the StanSted London airport when he is preparing to return to Kiev.