Great Britain, France, suggests the peace framework for Ukraine, asks the increasing European support.

The British Prime Minister Keir Starrer presented a framework for a peace plan between Ukraine and Russia on Sunday, although he recognized that it was strongly based on the assumed US support.

Starrer announced the plan together with the French President Emmanuel Macron and other European leaders during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday. In a concession to the government of President Donald Trump, Starrer emphasized that the European countries in the event of a peace agreement “should” secure their own part in the burden “in order to increase security guarantees for Ukraine.

According to the Starrer, the United Kingdom is ready to incorporate boots on site in Ukraine and in the Air Force to ensure that Russia does not violate peace agreements. Nevertheless, he explained that the plan would also fall back on us.

Macron told the French media that the European leaders would discuss a plan that would freeze strike from air, sea and energy infrastructure in Ukraine for 30 days. He said the window could be used to negotiate a wider peace agreement.

Zelenskyy meets with the British Prime Minister Keir Starrer in London after Trump Oval Office Clash

British Prime Minister Keir Starrer goes with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Lancaster House in London. (Simon Dawson/No. 10 Downing Street/Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images)

In the meantime, Zelenskyy has kept damage control on Friday since a catastrophic meeting with Trump and Vice President JD Vance in the White House. Zelenskyy emphasized that he is still ready to sign a mineral with a rare earth with the white house. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio excluded “security guarantees” for Ukraine on Sunday before starting peace talks.

“The security guarantees, which I actually like to call deterrence, depends on the fact that there is peace,” said Rubio this week about ABC. “Anyone who says security guarantees to secure peace you have to have a peace first.”

The Ukrainian leader is still largely apologetically apologetically and said after the meetings on Sunday in Europe that the “best security guarantees are a strong Ukrainian army”.

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“The failure of Ukraine would not only mean Putin’s success, it would be a failure for Europe, it would be a failure for the USA,” he said.

Trump and Vance fought in the White House with Zelenskyy in the White House on Friday. (Getty Images)

Many Republicans on the Capitol Hill have gathered behind Trump’s criticism of Zelenskyy. Senator Lindsey Graham, Rs.c., asked the Ukrainian guide to resign on Sunday.

“He either has to step down and send someone about it with whom we can do business, or he has to change,” said Graham after the meeting on Friday.

Trump says Zelenskyy can “come back after the fiery exchange of the White House when he is ready for peace”

Zelenskyy replied that Graham could contain the Ukrainian leadership when he became a Ukrainian citizen, to which Graham replied: “Unfortunately, until one choice, nobody has a voice in Ukraine.”

Senator Lindsey Graham asked Zelenskyy to step down this weekend. (Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)

According to the Senator, he does not believe that the Americans saw the Ukrainian president as someone they feel comfortable to “go to the business with” after the dispute “after the dispute.

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Graham also emphasized that the Ukrainian-American relationship is “of crucial importance”. However, he threw doubts as to whether Zelenskyy “could ever do a deal with the United States”.

Greg Wehner from Fox News contributed to this report.