In the wake of the Zelenskyy-Trump dispute, the UK, France, and Ukraine decide to collaborate on a ceasefire proposal to submit to the US.During a summit in London to improve military cooperation and reaffirm support for Ukraine in its struggle against Russia, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned European leaders that they must all step up to a "once-in-a-generation moment" for the continent's security. Two days after Volodymyr Zelenskyy spat with US President Donald Trump and abruptly ended a trip to Washington, world leaders showed their support for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at a conference in London on Sunday, promising to do more to assist his country.Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, proposed that the group relax its debt regulations, as European leaders agreed that they need to increase defense spending to demonstrate to Trump that the region can defend itself. According to Starmer, a "coalition of the willing" comprising the UK, Ukraine, France, and a few other countries would draft a peace plan to present to Trump. He stated that more countries were prepared to join, but he did not specify which other countries.borders and strengthen regional security, highlighting the necessity of a solid, long-term agreement to protect Kyiv's sovereignty. The European allies of Ukraine are attempting to allay rising worries about Trump's strategy for talks with Russia, which many believe could weaken Kyiv's negotiating position. Starmer welcomed Zelenskyy as he landed in London on Saturday. Following an embrace, the two leaders announced a $2.84 billion financing deal to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities, which would be financed by earnings from Russian assets that had been frozen. Zelenskyy's trip to London came after a heated exchange at the White House in which he was accused of ingratitude by Trump and Vice President JD Vance for turning down proposed parameters for a truce. Additionally, Trump cautioned that Zelenskyy's actions ran the risk of turning the dispute into a world war. In spite of the intense discussion,
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