00:00Can this plan work, Mr Starmer?
00:15Let me begin by welcoming you all to Downing Street. Thank you very much.
00:20Vladimir, very good to see you here on nearly the fourth anniversary of this awful conflict
00:27and I am at a critical stage now in the push for peace.
00:32But we will talk this afternoon about the plan in some detail,
00:38but the principles remain the principles that we've been raised on for a very, very long time,
00:42which is that we stand with Ukraine and if there's to be a ceasefire,
00:48it needs to be a just and lasted ceasefire action.
00:51I think that is very important now to organize such meetings,
00:55and to meet and discuss very sensitive issues regarding to peace talks,
00:59what we had in the United States and between us,
01:03and a lot of what we have to discuss, to speak about.
01:06So things which are very important for today,
01:10I think unity between Europe and Ukraine,
01:14and also unity between Europe, Ukraine and the United States,
01:18there are some things which we can't manage without Americans,
01:22things which we can't manage without Europe,
01:25and that's why we need to make some important decisions.
01:29so we don't make some reparations here,
01:31people of man,
01:34by the Plantas manager for the seat of Europe.
01:37And I think the group that book doesn't manage because it's happening.
01:41Thank you!
01:42So let me look for us so much.
01:44You know what matters?
01:45I actually give you an argument to this approach.
01:48When the Health Minister
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