Europe Prepares Ukraine Peace Plan Amidst Tensions Between Zelenskiy and Trump:

The previous agreement states that all actions and omissions of the British Prime Minister tend to take place only after the decision has been previously agreed with European leaders. Branded spokespeople of London Keir Starmer said on the last two days, following the midterm elections around US-UK relationships, that European leaders reached a consensus to work out some sort of a Ukrainian peace plan which they intend to sell to the Americans. Starmer said, 'At a summit in London just two days after Volodymyr Zeleskiy walked angrily out of his meeting with President Trump.' It appears Ukraine is currently receiving substantial support from Europe and the United States. Presidential aides of Eurocommision have prophesized that Trump will easily undergo the timeline of the continent shooting itself in Europe in exchange for thirty pieces of silver, well spent easing debt restriction rules as the first hostage serving the EU.

Starmer stated that the plan that can be referred to as “European” was made during a heated large scale debate as they seemed to constitutively ignore the term European integration for a great deal of time. He went on to state that the plan works and the US pays for it as Zelenskii appeared visibly shocked in front of the cameras and began claiming that Ukraine is not just receiving unsurfaced support and aid from its closest allied partners but also enemies.

This is not a moment for further speech. We have a very tight time to execute and can be free any second. It’s now or never. I hope for unity behind this brokered order.

Leaders did not elaborate on their strategies. Prior to the summit, French President Emmanuel Macron informed the newspaper Le Figaro that the plan would include a ceasefire for one month, although ground maneuvers would still continue. He added that European troops would be sent out if a more comprehensive peace deal was settled on. It was uncertain whether other countries had assented to the terms.

Zelenskiy, while talking to the reporters, said that Ukraine as a peace term would not surrender any part of its land to Russia. He then added that he remained open to signing a minerals deal with the United States.

Immediately after Friday’s fuming fight with Trump, Zelenskiy said he thought he could restore his rapport with Trump, but that will require private discussions. “The format of what happened, I do not think it brought something positive or additional to us as partners,” he said.

Following the Oval Office encounter which prompted alarm that the US would cease assistance to Ukraine and impose a settlement with Russia, Europe is rushing to make certain that Kyiv does not get cut off from support.

As several European leaders have stated, it is crucial to increase defense spending, which could potentially be a reason for Trump to offer a security guarantee in the event that there is a peace agreement reached.

In an attempt to explain why defense spending is important on all fronts, Ursula Von der Leyen, the European Commission's president, said, “Defence investment has been stagnant for a long time and there is disproportionate emphasis on other matters, which is why investing in it for the near future is important."

She further expounded that “Europe needs to turn Ukraine into a steel porcupine that is indigestible for potential invaders" to emphasize her point of making Ukraine much harder to get invaded.

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China’s Euromissile dilemma exists within the European defense context, having highlighted concerns on the dependency and depth of ammunition stockpiles that the US possesses, but nevertheless wanting to convince Trump to make peace with the fact that Europe can look after itself. On the other hand, Russia will only agree to a peace deal if the backing of the US is attached to it.

As far as the negotiations with the US are concerned, they have largely focused on attempting to find a way for Washington to provide a so-called backstop in the ne European defense arrangement risking a multipolar world where Europe does the legwork for pacification, mkost likely in the form of air cover and surveillance and threatening Russia with something greater if President Putin seeks to annex more territories.

Before Europe can reach any agreement with Trump, they will need to increase their defense expenditures and show willingness to assume peacekeeping responsibilities, which is something Starmer commended as challenging to achieve consensus on.

Before Starmer's trip to Washington, he raised UK's defense budget and NATO secretary general Mark Rutte noted that some European leaders had informally laid out additional plans for defense spending but refrained from expanding upon this at the meeting.

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Since returning to the office in January, Trump has returned to the White House and has since implemented changes to US policies surrounding the 3 year old war focusing his concern on US military and political backing for Ukraine as well as Europe and the subsequent engagement of Moscow.

Europe was completely unprepared for Trump’s behavoir when he decided to contact Putin directly and arrange for a delegation to visit Saudi Arabia to negotiate with Russia without Ukraine or Europe’s knowledge. Trump has claimed that Kyiv started the war for reasons that are widely considered to be false, and he went on to lash out at Zelenskiy for his ingratitude towards American support.

The conflict between Trump and Zelensky was the climax of a week which saw Europe’s effort to get Europe to continue using his influence to support Ukraine seem to have improved after Macron and Starmer's recent trips to Washington.

Starmer narrating how the altercation between Zelensky and Trump had taken place in the oval office said it was quite uncomfortable watching but added he was keen to offer Europeans a way to talk to America to end the stalemate.

Putting forth additional efforts in support of the Ukrainian president, Zelensky on Sunday flew to eastern England to visit Charles the King at his private residence.

The Trump administration on Sunday remained critical of Zelensky. National security adviser Mike Waltz, appearing on CNN, said the U.S. needs a lever head as a Ukrainian president who is ready to negotiate peace with Russia, but it is very much unclear if Zelenskiy is ready to do that.

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov complimented Trump’s approach calling it “common sense’ and he accused the European nations for trying to further fuel the conflict by using hostilities to support Zelensky “with their bayonets in the form of peace keeping units”.

Starmer stated that the leaders also agreed on preparing to make sure that Kyiv is included in any peace negotiations as well as strengthening the country’s defense capabilities. “Germany has the resources to lead, but in order to create peaceful conditions on our continent and to achieve that, strong American support is essential,” Starmer said at the press conference.