The Prime Minister (left) will continue his diplomatic push in a bid to reach a more 'concrete' blueprint for peace which can be presented to Washington.
Keir Starmer is working to finalize a peacekeeping plan for Ukraine this week, aiming for a coalition of willing countries to support a lasting peace. Talks have involved about 20 countries, primarily European and Commonwealth nations. Starmer discussed the plan with Australian PM Anthony Albanese, who will consider contributing. If agreed upon with European allies, Starmer, Macron, and Zelensky could present the plan to the White House. A Labour minister emphasized that countries need to volunteer for the coalition. This comes as Russian attacks in Ukraine have intensified and the White House suspended military aid to Kyiv.
