Ukraine talks
Sanctions and Ukraine aid: “Collective Druck” on Putin
The western Ukraine allies threaten Kremlin chief Putin with consequences if he is not ready for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire. So far nothing has indicated.
A coalition of Western Ukraine supporters convened by the British Premier Keir Strander threatens Russia with sharper sanctions and more military aid for Kiev if Moscow rejects an “immediate and unconditional” ceasefire. Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin has to be brought to the negotiating table with great pressure, said after a video conference with around 25 western heads of state and government, including Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD), as well as the top of NATO and EU.
The weapons would have to be silent and the “barbaric attacks” end on the Ukraine, said Strandmer. The Prime Minister announced that the plans for a peacekeeping in Ukraine would pass into a “operational phase” to secure a possible agreement. Great Britain is to be discussed next Thursday.
Putin has not yet been ready for an immediate ceasefire on the USA. Ukraine has explained its fundamental willingness to do so. Putin ties in a fire break on conditions; So far, he has not moved away from his maximum demands.
“Yes, but” not sufficient from Russia
The round was agreed “that the” yes, but “from Russia is not sufficient,” said Straiter, referring to Putin’s reaction to the US ceasefire proposal. “Together we decided that collective pressure on Russia will be exerted – by everyone who took part in this meeting.” Starmer did not comment on the details of possible sanctions against Russia and the expansion of military support for Ukraine.
Among other things, the Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj and non -European representatives such as Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney and Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also took part in the consultations. The EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, President of Councilor António Costa and NATO general secretary Mark Rutte were also switched on. The United States was not represented. Under Donald Trump, they have moved away from their previous Ukraine policy as the most important supporter of the country and in the circle of western partners, whereupon the other western allies are now looking for an answer.
dpa
Source: Stern
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