Most papers focus on the latest in Ukraine War, as peace talks between the US and Russia – but not Ukraine – begins in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday. The Guardian Prime Minister Kir focuses on the quotes of the stormer, who says he will consider deploying Britain soldiers in Ukraine in a permanent peace deal. But he says, “The US should be a backstop, as an American guarantee is the only way to stop Russia effectively from Russia attacking Ukraine”.
The Times also focuses on Sir Keer which urges the US to give Ukraine to give safety guarantee. It says that he will visit Washington next week to interact with US President Donald Trump, making him the first European leader to do so. Sources in the senior government of Britain said that Sir Keir would have a “serious conversation” with Trump, which is about the possibility of giving US security guarantee. The Ukraine messenger of America has indicated a desire to consider giving such a guarantee, says paper.
The mirror calls it a “testing of strength” for Sir Kire, as it is facing her and Trump each other. It states that Sir Kir’s comments give America a “warning” that it should help maintain peace in Ukraine. Darpan says that the Prime Minister also emphasized that Ukraine should be included in the peace talks between the US and Russia.
The Metro says that this is a “Starum Offensive”, which says the Prime Minister has launched a mission to stand for Ukraine as it is “placed on the edge”. The PM also says that the world is “once in a moment of a generation” to incorporate the danger of Putin.
Financial Times focuses on Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelansky’s comment, which says that his country will not recognize the results of these peace talks if he is not involved in Ukraine. Russia is preparing Tuesday’s meeting in Riyadh after the invasion of Ukraine as “the beginning of its return from the cold”. The United States says that the talks are doing to do the work whether Russia is serious and if they are on the same page “then about ending the war, says paper.
I focus on the suggestion of the newspaper Sir Keer, he will consider sending soldiers to Ukraine as part of the European peace force. Former defense heads told the newspaper that UK deployment in Ukraine would be “larger than Afghanistan”, which suggests that the UK may need to see more cuts to bear additional defense spending.
But the Daily Telegraph says that the UK is to send troops to Ukraine with some European leaders – especially reluctant with Germany. It cits the Chancellor of Olaf Sholaz, Germany, saying that the idea is “completely before time” and “highly inappropriate”, and that is “a little irritated”. It states that the scools left the conversation in Paris quickly as the partition emerged. Meanwhile, the main picture for the paper is from Deputy PM Angela Rener, who has reached Ethiopia to meet business representatives. Under the headline “Rener on Parade”, the paper states that they have been accused of “grandeur and their brief ignorance”.
Instead of Ukraine, the Daily Mail focuses on a speech by the conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who warned yesterday that the Western values were in danger from the “poisonous” ideology. Paper says that he began protecting the free speech, free markets and the rule of law in a fiery speech at a right -wing conference. According to the mail, he directly referenced Sir Kir to support the Black Live Matter Movement in 2020, stating that people should “get off our knees and start fighting for the West”.
The Daily Star reports that Generation Z – which is born between 1997 and 2012 – is a “vegetarian diet”. The paper describes it as a “age of sausage”, and suggests that cost-lively crisis may be the cause.
The cost -off -redsis also offers on the Crisis Daily Express, which reports that up to nine million pensioners – or three out of four – lived in uncomfortable cold houses in January. This Charity Edge comes from UK data, which is giving a petition for the demand for Downing Street today, who was eligible for the payment of winter fuel by the government. Meanwhile, the main picture of the front page is of Wales princess who has shared sketches and her children attracted themselves.
