The prime minister opened the summit by saying a good outcome for Ukraine is vital for the security of every nation represented here Kemi Badenoch said she does not agree that the Oval Office clash was part of an orchestrated “ambush”, as some had suggested, as both Kyiv and Washington were representing their “respective national interests”.The leader of the opposition, Kemi Badenoch, says there is no difference between Labour and Conservative in terms of British support for Ukraine. When asked about the furious exchange between Trump and Zelenskyy at the White House, the Conservative party leader said her “heart went out” to the Ukrainian president while she was watching it.I couldn’t believe what was happening. He was being humiliated. I don’t think we should conduct these sort of difficult conservations in front of the cameras and we have to remember that President Zelenskyy is a hero.He is the person who represents that strength and resilience of the Ukrainian people and whateve...
European leaders, including UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, gathered in London for a summit focused on Ukraine's security. Starmer emphasized that this is a pivotal moment for Europe's security, stressing the importance of a positive outcome for Ukraine. He highlighted the need for security guarantees for Ukraine and mentioned plans to work with the US on a peace plan. Zelenskyy, after talks with Italy's Prime Minister Meloni, reiterated the necessity of these guarantees. Discussions also centered on increasing NATO's military presence on its eastern flank. Starmer apologized to Baltic leaders for not inviting them to the summit. The summit also touched on the repercussions of the Trump-Zelenskyy clash, which was seen as benefiting Putin, and ongoing Russian military attacks on Ukraine despite the talks.
