Trucken at the Security Summit in London, like Trump Ukraine's comments
Prime Minister Justin Trudo left for London in the morning before the European Defense Summit, striving to establish conditions for lasting peace in Ukraine.
The summit on Sunday was announced at the beginning of the week to attract European leaders, but he was paying new attention to Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenky, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday.
Kiev and Washington were expected to sign an important mineral transaction as part of the efforts to end Ukraine's war, but the victory showed open contempt for Zelenskyy when the deal involves the United States security guarantees.
At the beginning of this month, Europe shakes Trump's turns to Russia and began to improve his plans for Ukraine's protection, seeing it as part of the main security interests.
Canada has not been noted that one of the countries that has been invited to join the Sunday meeting when the British Prime Minister Kir Starmer discussed the event during the trip this week during the trip to Washington.
At a press conference with US President Donald Trump, British Prime Minister Kir Starmer underestimated Trump's recent speech on Canada, saying that journalists did not exist. ”
Stelli Hewitt, a Canadian teaching at Birmingham University in England, said Truden went to the summit, on which Ottava sees as his colleagues.
“It is a political statement in many ways,” Huti said. “There is huge symbolism around this meeting.”
He said that the Smbat could be seen in the support of Zelenki in social media and supported by various European leaders, he called for a “clear position”, adding that he was “remarkable.”
“I do not think that there is any parallel, of course, in the last 100 years, at the moment, which is happening, not since World War II, who is a historian.
Russia has invaded Ukraine illegally and unfairly.
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He has shot them between the British decision, Outdoing the European Union and Canada, no longer relied on the United States for defense and economic security. “The two countries are, in a sense, they have been cut off to some extent,” he said.
Stepper said that Britain is occupied by the United States and the European Union, and Hewitt said that the British Prime Minister would “try to keep both sides happier.”
In that light, Canada is looking for stronger connections with partners than the US
Before the negotiations on Sunday, Starmer is going to meet with Zelensky, and he has invited NATO leaders, European Commission and more than dozen countries, including France, Germany, Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky, US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance had a strained exchange on Friday on Friday, Zelensky's “disrespect.”
French President Emanuel Mcron, who will be in London, said in Portuguese TV to RTP Interviewed he posted in x On Saturday, if Europe wants to move towards “larger autonomy” in defense and nuclear control, its leaders must start discussing Europe's nuclear restraint.
During his visit to Washington, Starders aroused a stir among several Canadians, refusing to overcome Trump's conversations about Canada's appendix when he asked his thoughts on the idea.
Hewite noted that the move was “very offensive” for many Canadians, but in Britain, the United Kingdom would have to consider the threats of Trump as a close partner.
“This idea is a bit of nostalgia (s) that Great Britain is still actively caring for Canada, or that Charles can be independent of the British government,” he said.
“These things will not happen, and I think the Starde government has calculated that they should stay in some ways next to the United States.”
Harvit, who has lived in Britain for 23 years, said that it was disappointed with “forgetting from here, what is happening in Canada, Canada and the British historical ties?”
