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UK, France, and Ukraine Plan Ceasefire Discussions with Trump Following Tensions

UK, France, and Ukraine agree to collaborate on a ceasefire plan ahead of discussions with the U.S. after tensions escalated between Trump and Zelenskyy.

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  1. UK, France, Ukraine Agree to Work on Cease-Fire Plan to Present to US

    Starmer’s Sunday summit of leaders stands in contrast to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s meeting in the White House on Friday, during which U.S. President Donald Trump scolded him for not being ready for peace and not being grateful for America’s support in his nation’s defense against Russia’s three-year-long invasion.

    UK, France, Ukraine Agree to Work on Cease-Fire Plan to Present to US

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  2. Republican Lisa Murkowski reacts to 'shocking' Trump-Zelensky meeting

    The public confrontation underscored a stark shift in the U.S. stance on Ukraine, with Trump and Vice President JD Vance reportedly signaling a potential end to military assistance.

    Republican Lisa Murkowski reacts to 'shocking' Trump-Zelensky meeting

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  3. UK and France to work on Ukraine peace plan, Starmer says

    Generally Europe needs to do more in its own defence and security and that's why I've said we need to increase spending, we've got to increase capability and we've got to co-ordinate more because in the Ukraine conflict we've seen that the co-ordination isn't there.

    UK and France to work on Ukraine peace plan, Starmer says

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  4. U.S. Lawmakers React to Zelensky and Trump Oval Office Clash

    The fallout from a heated Oval Office exchange between Trump, Zelensky and Vice President J.D. Vance has many Republicans — even those who previously backed Ukraine — scolding Zelensky.

    U.S. Lawmakers React to Zelensky and Trump Oval Office Clash

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  5. VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: 10 bad takeaways from the Zelenskyy blow-up

    Zelenskyy must know that all of the once-deal-breaking impediments to peace have been settled.

    VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: 10 bad takeaways from the Zelenskyy blow-up

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  6. After Trump clash, Ukraine's Zelenskyy gets warm UK welcome before European summit

    Other European leaders also issued messages of support for Zelenskyy and Ukraine after his meeting with Trump, highlighting differences between traditional allies the United States and Europe over the war since Trump returned to office.

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  7. U.S. officials don't know what will happen next on Ukraine after Trump-Zelenskyy clash

    Ending the war in Ukraine was one of Trump’s signature campaign promises, and he said during the 2024 race that he would do it within 24 hours of taking office.

    U.S. officials don't know what will happen next on Ukraine after Trump-Zelenskyy clash

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  8. Zelenskyy set for European summit in London after Trump showdown

    European leaders were quick to rally around the Ukrainian leader and his team, though several stressed the importance of Kyiv retaining good -- and repairing damaged -- relations with the U.S.

    Zelenskyy set for European summit in London after Trump showdown

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  9. UK and France to work with Ukraine on peace plan to be presented to US, Starmer says, before major defence summit – live

    To Trump’s aides, Zelenskyy did not heed that advice when he expressed skepticism at JD Vance’s view of making peace with Russia and, in their view, lectured the US vice-president on the history of Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine that started in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea.

    UK and France to work with Ukraine on peace plan to be presented to US, Starmer says, before major defence summit – live

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  10. The Latest: Britain is hosting a summit of European leaders to shore up support for Zelenskyy

    The meeting at Lancaster House, a 200-year-old elegant mansion near Buckingham Palace, follows a charm offensive last week to engage with Trump to tilt his allegiances toward Europe.

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  11. European leaders gather in London to strengthen support for Ukraine

    European leaders are set to prioritise military support and increased economic pressure on Russia to strengthen Ukraine’s position.

    European leaders gather in London to strengthen support for Ukraine

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  12. Flashback: Biden Also Lashed Out at Ungrateful Zelenskyy

    Trump reportedly kicked Zelenskyy out of the Oval Office and the White House and shut down previous plans to sign a mineral deal with Ukraine that would have provided de facto security with Americans on the ground in Ukraine.

    Flashback: Biden Also Lashed Out at Ungrateful Zelenskyy

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Summary

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited London for a summit following a tense meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatened to withdraw support for Ukraine. UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced plans for the UK and France to work with Ukraine on a ceasefire proposal to present to the U.S. amid ongoing concerns over Trump’s approach to Russia. Starmer expressed his commitment to acting as a mediator, and European leaders are discussing establishing a military force to support a potential ceasefire. The UK aims to increase defense spending, highlighting the need for enhanced European military coordination.


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  • European leaders gather in London to support Ukraine and address security concerns stemming from US policy shifts under Trump.

  • Discussions focus on military aid to Ukraine, economic pressure on Russia, and securing strong, lasting peace guarantees.

  • Zelenskyy's recent visit to the US was marked by tension, indicating a possible rift in US-Ukrainian relations that European leaders aim to navigate.


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