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Starmer and Macron Want to Lead a Future Military Mission to Ensure Security in Ukraine If the War Ends

12-07-2025 20:19

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Starmer and Macron Want to Lead a Future Military Mission to Ensure Security in Ukraine If the War Ends

Videocall dalla base militare Nato di Northwood con gli alleati riuniti a Roma per la conferenza sulla ricostruzione dell'Ucraina

EU/ENG - During Macron's three-day visit to the United Kingdom, which began Tuesday, July 8, British Prime Minister Starmer and the French president confirmed their intention to continue coordinating the so-called "coalition of the willing" in support of Ukraine.

In London, the two agreed to lead a hypothetical future post-war military mission to provide security in Ukraine should the war between Moscow and Kyiv come to an end.

The two European leaders connected via video call from NATO's Northwood military base with allies gathered in Rome for the reconstruction conference and urged other partners to intensify "coordinated pressure that can make a difference" on the Kremlin to push Russia to negotiate peace in Ukraine.

Starmer and Macron had just concluded the bilateral British-French summit at Downing Street, which included several ministers, the final event of the state visit.

 

ITA - Nel corso della visita di tre giorni, iniziata martedì 8 luglio, di Macron nel Regno Unito, il premier britannico Starmer e il presidente francese hanno confermato di voler continuare a coordinare la cosiddetta "coalizione dei volenterosi" a sostegno dell'Ucraina. A Londra i due hanno concordato la guida di un'ipotetica futura missione militare postbellica di garanzia in Ucraina nel caso si dovesse giungere alla fine della guerra tra Mosca e Kiev.

I due leader europei i sono collegati in videocall dalla base militare Nato di Northwood con gli alleati riuniti a Roma per la conferenza sulla ricostruzione e hanno sollecitato gli altri partner a intensificare «una pressione coordinata che può fare la differenza» sul Cremlino per spingere la Russia a negoziare la pace in Ucraina. 

Starmer e Macron avevano appena concluso il vertice bilaterale britannico-francese di Downing Street, allargato a diversi ministri, appuntamento finale della visita di Stato.

 

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* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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