Sir Keir Starmer criticises Russian President Vladimir Putin for his approach to ceasefire talks saying, “this is yet more evidence that Putin is not serious about peace” as Russia launches drone attacks on Ukraine overnight. Starmer says, “it’s really important we have absolute unity with our allies”.
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00:00Well, I think that what we saw yesterday and overnight is yet more evidence that Putin is not serious about peace.
00:07He's been dragging his heels, and I think it's really important, therefore, that we have absolute unity with our allies.
00:14We'll be working on that again today to be clear that there must be a ceasefire, but also to be clear that there should not be a ceasefire,
00:22then we will act together in relation to sanctions.
00:25Today is a really important opportunity to work with colleagues to make sure that we are absolutely united,
00:32and President Zelenskyy will be here today, so we will be discussing the situation with him.