Keir Starmer insisted that 'no one wants to see Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zensky rowing in the Oval Office while he begged NATO to concentrate on the' central goal 'of ending the Ukraine war.
In an interview prior to a top with the Lord Zelensky and European leaders in London, the prime minister said he “trusted” the American president and believed that he wants a “lasting peace.”
Sir Keir said that he wanted to act as a 'bridge' to resolve the differences and had 'hit the phones' in the aftermath of the extraordinary bust in Washington.
He told the Sunday of the BBC with Laura Kuensberg that powers including France had now agreed to collaborate with Ukraine to draw up a potential peace agreement with Russia, which would be presented to America.
Emmanuel Macron and Giorgia Meloni in Italy belong to those who gather in London to consider how they can strengthen NATO and the defense of the continent against Russian aggression.
The top was already planned before the Camera Snake match between Mr. Trump, his vice-president JD Vance and Mr. Zensky.
Mr. Trump is said to have a public apology of the Ukrainian demands, in the midst of threats to attract American military support. In a plate he wants to restore fences with the US, Mr. Zensky has described the support of the President for Ukraine as “crucial.”
There have been calls for Mr Trump's invitation for an unprecedented state visit to the UK to be withdrawn, although NO10 is adamant to not happen.
European leaders expressed solidarity with Mr. Zensky, who was embraced last night by Sir Keir in Downing Street, while trying to find a way to restore relationships.
Keir Starmer told the Sunday of the BBC with Laura Kuenssberg that powers including France had now agreed to collaborate with Ukraine to draw up a potential peace agreement with Russia, which would be presented to America
VolodyMyr Zensky was warmed up warm last night by Keir Starmer in Downing Street (depicted), while trying to find a way to repair relationships with the US
The top in London was already planned today before the extraordinary hose match on the camera between Donald Trump, his vice-president JD Vance and Mr. Zensky (photo)
They also race to fill the potential gap in European defense by the abrupt withdrawal of the world's largest military and economic power.
Sir Keir positions himself as a bridge between Europe and Mr Trump after his successful visit to the White House last week.
In the lush surroundings of Lancaster House, near Buckingham Palace, the Prime Minister will encourage the 18 countries present to stimulate defense issues.
He is expected to tell leaders that they are 'at a turning point' and must recognize the 'brutal reality' and have to take action instead of 'carefully manufactured speeches'.
In comments that were informed prior to the top, Sir Keir said: 'Today I will confirm my non -repellent support for Ukraine and double my dedication to offer capacity, training and assistance to Ukraine, so that it is placed in the strongest possible position.
'In collaboration with our allies, we have to intensify our preparations for the European Safety Guarantees element in addition to continuous discussions with the United States.
'We have the opportunity to come together to guarantee a just and permanent peace in Ukraine that secures their sovereignty and safety. This is the moment that we unite to guarantee the best results for Ukraine, to protect European safety and secure our collective future. '
Sir Keir promised this week to increase the defense expenditure of the UK to 2.5 percent of GDP by 2027, which reduced the auxiliary budget to free up the financing.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is also expected to decrease £ 5 billion from welfare and allows the £ 28 billion National Wealth Fund to be invested in defense projects.
The top comes after a few days that saw the basis of NATO alliance – which has already contributed to the First World War for 80 years.
The collision between Mr Trump and Mr. Zensky in the Oval Office was broadcast all over the world on Friday, accusing the US president of his counterpart of “gambling with the Second World War” after Russia invaded.
The President of Ukraine was kicked out of the White House and a deal to exchange mineral rights for further American military support in ICE.
Mr. Trump said he would not be welcome until he was willing to talk about 'peace'.
Reports in the American media suggested that Mr. Trump even considered stopping all the help to KYIV after the meeting.
European leaders have gathered in a show of solidarity with Ukraine, while Sir Keir repeatedly spoke to both presidents over the phone.
The Prime Minister welcomed Mr. Zensky in Downing Street yesterday in a meeting as 'meaningful and warm' by the Ukrainian leader.
The two men hugged themselves while they met, and again later when they said goodbye, and Sir Keir took the unusual step of walking Mr Zensky to his car, instead of saying goodbye to the front step of NO10.
Mrs. Reeves has signed a loan agreement worth £ 2.26 billion with her Ukrainian counterpart, to pay further military support and the rebuilding of Ukraine in the future.
The UK hopes to recoup the costs of frozen Russian assets that have been locked on bank accounts throughout Europe.
The Lord Zensky is expected to meet the king on his Sandringham estate in Norfolk after attending the top.
The French Emmanuel Macron (depicted on his own trip to Washington last week) and Giorgia Meloni in Italy belong to the meeting to consider how they can strengthen NATO and the defense of the continent of Russian aggression
The controversial Ukrainian leader meets Charles days after Mr Trump was offered an unprecedented second state visit to the UK as part of a charm offensive focused on winning the support of the US president.
Sir Keir spoke with Mr Trump last night for the second evening in a row, as well as French President Emmanuel Macron, because he wants to be a bridge over the Atlantic Ocean and smoothes out the current division between Western allies.
Mark Rutte, NATO-Secretary-General, told the BBC that he encouraged the Lord Zensky to repair his relationship with the US president in a telephone conversation with Friday evening, because the members of the Alliance have to stay together against Russia.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch warned in a Telegraph newspaper article that the dedication of America to Europe “cannot be considered self -evident,” after he had advised Sir Keir to insist on 'concrete' commitments during the top.
