Kyiv ceasefire talks a 'significant moment', says Starmer
Summary
Talks in Kyiv focused on securing a ceasefire in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Global leaders called for Russia to agree to a 30-day unconditional ceasefire and warned of strong sanctions if it does not comply.Key Facts
- Sir Keir Starmer described the talks in Kyiv as a crucial step but not the final one in seeking a ceasefire.
- About 30 global leaders, including the UK, France, Germany, and Poland, attended the meeting to push for a ceasefire.
- Leaders urged Russia to agree to a 30-day ceasefire starting Monday, threatening severe sanctions if it does not comply.
- The meeting included leaders from the European Union, NATO, and Canada, with some joining remotely.
- The proposed sanctions target Russia's energy and banking sectors.
- Russia's Kremlin accused European leaders of making hostile remarks but showed some openness to considering the ceasefire.
- The talks were held one day after a large military parade in Moscow, showing support for Ukraine.
- Sir Keir emphasized the unity among Ukraine's allies in demanding a ceasefire.
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