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I'm not sure that we did something bad".
Zelensky refused to apologise, telling Fox News You don't have the cards right now,
You are not only fighting for your freedom but also for all of Europe’s,
Kristersson wrote on X. European officials from Austria, he Czech Republic Dear Volodymyr @zelenskyyua, we stand with #Ukraine in good and in testing times. We must never confuse aggressor and victim in this terrible war.”
And Friedrich Merz, Germany's likely next chancellor, wrote Have you said ‘thank you’ once?”
Every division of the West makes us all weaker and favors those who would like to see the decline of our civilization,
We’re not in the business of selling off people’s data, but in terms of data access, absolutely the thing that the NHS can offer and the thing that the NHS can get in return is being a really strong partner for clinical trials.”
Well, there is a backstop. First, you have European countries, because they’re right there, we’re very far away, we have an ocean between us. But we want to make sure it works.”
In Washington on Thursday, Trump said This is the moment for us all to step up and together with our European partners we will go further and faster on defence,
Did I say that? I can't believe I said that."
Earlier in the Oval Office he also walked back a jibe that the Ukrainian was a dictator, saying I'm clear that the U.K. is ready to put boots on the ground and planes in the air to support a deal,
He tried. He was working hard, I'll tell you that,
Trump said with a chuckle when asked if the British premier had persuaded him not to impose the levies We have to win the peace,
Starmer said at the joint news conference We need to defend it." ... The deal must be a lasting deal,
In an interview later with right-wing outlet Fox News, Starmer praised Trump for spearheading moves toward a truce but said ... he said It'll either be fairly soon or it won't be at all,
Trump told a press conference with Starmer I have a lot of respect for him,
We'll be dig, dig, digging,
We're not getting all of ours, I mean, quite a bit of ours was gifted, it was given. Mainly it was gifted, actually."
However, Sir Keir countered with We want to have a little bit of luck, the European nations got their money back by giving the money, we don't get the money back. Biden made a deal for $350 billion and I thought it was a very unfair situation."
The prime minister will use the summit to drive forward European action on Ukraine - signalling our collective unwavering support to securing a just and enduring peace, and a lasting deal, that ensures Ukraine's future sovereignty and security,