Military planning chiefs have met at the Northwood military headquarters in northwestern London, where representatives of the British Armed Forces joined at least 26 other countries.

Military Patches Bearing the Flags or Other Identifiers of the Following NATIONS COUNT BE SEEN AT the Meeting: France, Ukraine, Germany, Poland, Canada, Denmark, Australia, Czechia, Finland, Finland, Sweden Norway, New Zealand, Netherlands, Romania, Portugal, Luxembourg, Latvia, Lithuania, Ciprus, Bulgaria, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Estonia

EU leaders said they would continue to support Ukraine on Thursday, but they immediately did not confirm the call of the Ukrainian President Voldimir Zelkski to approve at least € 5 billion for artillery purchase.

“We need budget for artillery shells, and we really appreciate Europe’s support with at least 5 billion euros ($ 5.42 billion) as soon as possible,”

Upon entering the summit in Brussels, the head of foreign policy chief of the block also called on leaders to match the words of the Kiev, as the US president Donald Trump is pursuing his efforts to end the war, including solidarity with Russia.

“The stronger they are on the battlefield, the stronger they are behind the negotiating table,” Kalals said of the Ukrainians.

In a statement made by all leaders at the meeting – apart from Victor Urban in Hungary – they pledged to “continue to provide regular and predictable financial support to Ukraine.” They also said that member states should “immediately increase the effort to meet Ukraine’s military and defense needs.”

But there is no specific response to Clasal’s proposal to focus on what Zelnsky says immediately, such as 2 million artillery shells at a cost of € 5 billion.

“It’s time to plan now,” said Sir Kiestter when it comes to peace agreement for Ukraine.

“We hope to make a deal, but what I know is that if there is a deal, now is the planning time,” the prime minister said in a speech to visit the military base in Greater London.

“This is not the aftermath of the transaction.”

“He knows well that a deal may be in the stage”, “he said, but added that” more planning we can do here … it’s better because we are going ahead of this challenge to make sure we are as effective as possible. “

Sir Kier has warned that any peace agreement “without nothing is behind what Putin will violate”.

“Last weekend and two weekends before, we have collecting groups of international political leaders to prepare political coordination and the collective agreement we need to work together to ensure that any deal is made,” the prime minister said.

“What is happening here is to turn this political intention into reality, the concept of plans.”

“It is the vital importance that we do because we know that one thing is certain that a transaction is without a consecutive thing that Putin violates,” Sir Kier continued.

“We know this because it has happened before. I am quite clear in my mind that it happens again.”

“To end the Ukrainian war with” security arrangements at “, there must be a” defensive agreement “to ensure that it is supported,” said Sir Kier Storm.

The prime minister told a military base in Greater London: “I am quite clear in my mind that if there is a deal – and I hope it exists; all sustainable peace, especially Ukraine – but this will only be a lasting, this will only make Ukraine safe and Sovereign if there is a security configuration.”

If peace comes to Ukraine, the number of soldiers who help it is ambiguous. Authorities have cited figures between 10,000 and 30,000 soldiers.

Only England and France have said they want to send soldiers, although countries such as Australia, Canada, France and Finland say they are somehow involved.

About 30 leaders attended a video meeting on Saturday, including French President Emmanuel Macron, Ukrainian President Voldimir Zelnski, Italian Prime Minister, Georgia Melony, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand leaders, and NATO and EU officials.

Russia has said that it does not accept any force of NATO countries based on Ukraine soil. And the US President Donald Trump has made no sign that the United States guarantees the power of reserve fire if any. The British Prime Minister Kier Steam says that the project would not work without it.

In addition to the meeting in the UK, EU leaders in Brussels were planning to raise defense costs after the Trump administration announced that Europe should take care of its security, discussing Ukraine’s security needs with Zlansky.

“Ukraine must be an independent democratic state, continue its trip to the EU, and maintain a strong army after a peace agreement,” the German Chancellor Olaf Schwell said.

The German Parliament’s Budget Committee is expected to decide on Friday to clear 3 billion euros ($ 3.3 billion) in additional budget for German military aid to Ukraine this year. This is after the parliament’s voting for loosening German debt laws for military and security costs.

“European plans to raise military spending with Putin and Trump’s efforts to reach a peace deal,” said a Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

“Europe has been militarizing and becoming a war party,” Peskov said.

The experimental agreement, part of which is in the three -year war, came after Vladimir Putin rejected Donald Trump’s pressure for a complete 30 -day ceasefire. The difficulty of taking the fighters to agree to target each other’s energy infrastructure highlights the challenges that the US president shows in trying to fulfill his election campaign commitment to end the war.

Moscow and US negotiations meet in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, told Russian news agencies Sergei Oshakov.

Zelnski said his team will also meet with the United States in Saudi Arabia to discuss technical issues, and then the United States will act as a “shuttle diplomacy” intermediary between Kiev and Moscow.

Bel Trew, an international independent reporter, reports:

After three years of war, the world is waiting to see if the 30 -day program accepted by Voldimir Zelnski on Tuesday will have a joint ground with Vladimir Putin.

Ukrainian high -level sources on negotiations warn that there is little confidence that Russia accepts a reasonable deal, adding, “We expect another trick.”

Here is more than Kier Storm, who is now sitting at a meeting of military leaders to discuss the prospect of European Peace in Ukraine.

“I say we’re more than last week and we’re going more than last week,” he said.

“So, of course, this is a challenge, but every week we are doing the right thing. I can’t stand here and predict whether this will lead to a deal.

“I hope, I want, these negotiations for success. What I know is that if they succeed, we must be able to defend this deal.”