UK PM says at G7 summit that end to war will need to recognise country’s territorial integrity
Rishi Sunak has said a ceasefire in Ukraine would not be enough, as any end to the war will need to recognise the country’s territorial integrity and include a plan for “just and durable” peace.
“Those calling for peace that is really a ceasefire should recognise that is not a just and durable peace. I think that is recognised in the statement that a just and durable peace is one that should be based on the UN charter about respect for territorial respect and sovereignty. Those are the values that underpin the international system … no one wants peace more than President Zelenskiy and the people of Ukraine but they have to be based on these principles.
The Ukrainian president met Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister, for the first time since the invasion, inviting him to join Ukraine’s peace formula. Afterwards, Zelenskiy said the two had also discussed Ukraine’s needs in mobile hospitals and removing landmines.
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