Of Athena Papakosta

Back to Kyiv the Ukrainian president returned, Volodimir Zelenskiafter three days of contact and consultation fever, which began after bowling Trump – Vance against him last Friday.

THE Volodimir Zelenski He was warmly welcomed in London by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Kir Starmer, who assured him that Britain would stand by Kiev “for as long as needed”, and in turn Europeans at the Extraordinary Summit in the British capital.

For the Ukrainian president, the end of war with Russia is still “far, far away”, a position that again led to the United States President Donald Trump to break out against him again, stressing that “this guy does not want to be in peace.” The US president added that the United States “will not tolerate this for much longer”, steadily opening the possibility of Washington’s support for Kiev to be re -examined.

For their part, the Europeans, after a series of posts and a meeting later, remained particularly careful in their statements, as they may have stressed that Europe had to support the words in favor of Ukraine on the one hand, but on the other hand they have taken care to underline.

Indeed, this was not unnoticed by the radar of the President of the United States, who stressed that Europe could not support Kiev alone, adding that this was clearly expressed at the European meeting with Zelenski at the weekend.

At the moment, the Ukrainian president says he is still hoping for American support “on the road to peace”. As he emphasized, “it is very important to try to do our diplomacy truly meaningful so that this war can end as soon as possible” and added that “his country is working with the United States and European partners to achieve peace”.

After completing work in London, the British prime minister described a four -point plan for peace in Ukraine, which includes the continuation of military support for Kiev, the commitment of Ukraine to be present in the peacekeeping talks, the reinforcement “Alliance of willing” to defend Ukraine and the guarantee of peace in the country.

Kir Starmer stressed that the mission of European peacekeeping power to Ukraine has the support of many, but without entering details with the Scandinavian countries turning green in the idea, as long as US support is in force and Moscow categorically rejecting their potential growth.

Already Britain and France are working together on a plan to end the battles in Ukraine with the aim of throwing bridges to the United States with Kiev seeking substantial diplomacy and Donald Trump insisting that Zelenski should be more thankful for her.