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Ukraine struggle is ‘frontline for all’ in Europe, Streeting says – as PM talks of ‘UK troops on the bottom’

By Editorial Board Published February 17, 2025 5 Min Read
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Ukraine struggle is ‘frontline for all’ in Europe, Streeting says – as PM talks of ‘UK troops on the bottom’

The struggle in Ukraine is “the frontline for all of us” in Europe, a minister has stated after Sir Keir Starmer stated he’s ready to place British troops on the bottom.

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He stated: “There is no greater priority for any government or any government worthy of the name than the security of the nation.

“The prime minister feels this very strongly that the struggle in Ukraine is not simply the frontline for the Ukrainians, it is the entrance line for all of us on our continent and throughout our continent.”

His feedback come as Sir Keir travels to Paris for an “emergency meeting” of European leaders on Monday after Donald Trump pushed for Europe to supply extra assist for Kyiv, and the US to spend much less.

The brand new US defence secretary has additionally instructed Ukraine that Russia will be capable to hold among the land they’ve taken by drive as Mr Trump held a name with Mr Putin about Ukraine, with out Kyiv on the decision. The US president is pushing for a take care of Mr Putin to finish the struggle quickly.

In Paris, Sir Keir is predicted to say: “Peace comes through strength. But the reverse is also true. Weakness leads to war.”

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Is the US turning on Europe?

Mr Trump and his staff appeared to undermine US coverage since Russia invaded Ukraine that the West wouldn’t negotiate except Ukraine was concerned.

Forward of the assembly of European leaders on Monday, Sir Keir stated he was “ready and willing” to place British troops right into a peacekeeping drive in Ukraine.

Writing in The Each day Telegraph, the prime minister additionally stated the UK was “ready to play a leading role” in Ukraine’s defence and safety, by committing £3bn a yr till 2030.

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Prime Minister Starmer tells Sky News that British troops will “play their full part” in Ukraine.

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‘We’ll play our full half’ in Ukraine, PM tells Sky’s Beth Rigby

Sir Keir is about to journey to Washington DC subsequent week for his first in-person assembly with Mr Trump since he received the election. One other assembly of European leaders, together with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, is predicted to happen after that.

As Mr Trump’s administration basically ripped up the rules-based post-world struggle order, his vice chairman, JD Vance, but once more known as for different NATO members to spend extra on defence.

The UK at the moment spends 2.3% of GDP on defence however is aiming for two.5%, nevertheless, Mr Trump has demanded every NATO member spends 5%.

Mr Streeting stated it could be a battle to succeed in 2.5% as a result of “dire finances” Labour inherited from the Conservative authorities, however stated there was no larger precedence than the UK and Europe’s safety.

“We don’t treat our manifesto lightly,” he stated.

“We made all of those commitments in good faith, and we are determined to carry them out and to deliver every single one of them in the same good faith.

“That is the work all of us are dedicated to doing. You realize, we do not fake that the alternatives we face are simple, however we did not ask to return into authorities for a simple journey.”

Starmer and Macron meeting at Chequers last month. Pic: Reuters

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Emmanuel Macron, seen right here with Sir Keir Starmer on the PM’s nation residence final month, has known as the emergency assembly. Pic: Reuters

However the sources stated a speedy rise in funding to the federal government’s promised goal of two.5% of GDP, from 2.3% at current, ought to stop new swingeing reductions in capabilities

US officers, together with US Secretary of State Mark Rubio, and Russian counterparts are anticipated to satisfy in Saudi Arabia for talks this week, nevertheless, Ukrainian officers should not anticipated to be on the desk.

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