Europe To Send Troops To Ukraine? Starmer Declares ‘Coalition of Willing’ After Summit With Zelensky

European leaders held a summit in support of Ukraine in London on March 2, where they pledged to assemble a coalition to defend any truce in Kyiv. The talks, which brought together 18 allies, came just two days after the US President berated his Ukrainian counterpart at the White House. The meeting came at a delicate moment for war-battered Ukraine, which stares at losing US military aid as Donald Trump mends ties with Russia. Trump’s row with Volodymyr Zelensky also raised fresh questions over the US’ commitment to NATO, raising fear in Europe. UK PM Keir Starmer on March 2 said Europe is “at a crossroads in history” and must act to support Ukraine to secure a lasting peace. n18oc_world n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION1:45 WHAT’S EUROPE’S PLAN TO END RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR? 4:54 EUROPE TO INCREASE DEFENCE SPENDING?8:48 “WEST HAS NO INTENTION OF CAPITULATING BEFORE PUTIN’S BLACKMAIL”