LONDON – In a recent virtual assembly, Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged international leaders to maintain pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine. Addressing what he refers to as the “coalition of the willing,” Starmer emphasized the importance of diplomatic persistence, asserting that Putin will eventually have to engage in negotiations.
During his introductory remarks, Starmer stressed the collective responsibility of global leaders to collaborate in support of Ukraine. The discussion aims to evaluate how nations can extend military and financial assistance to Ukraine while considering the potential for future peacekeeping undertakings.
Participants in the virtual summit focused on practical strategies to sustain the momentum against Russian aggression and explore avenues for long-term stability and peace in the region. Starmer underscored the necessity for unified action to ensure that efforts lead to meaningful progress in resolving the ongoing conflict.
The meeting serves as a platform for countries to reaffirm their commitment to Ukraine and deliberate on effective measures that can facilitate a peaceful resolution. The coalition aims to maintain robust support for Ukraine while preparing for any future endeavors that may arise in pursuit of regional peace.
