France and Britain have not agreed on a partial truce plan for Ukraine, a UK minister said today, after French President Emmanuel Macron said it had been proposed by the two nations.
Macron said that London and Paris are proposing a one-month truce in Ukraine “in the air, at sea and on energy infrastructure”.
Macron said such a truce would not, initially at least, cover ground fighting.
“No agreement has been made on what a truce looks like,” UK armed forces minister Luke Pollard said.
“But we are working together with France and our European allies to look at what is the path to how… we create a lasting and durable peace in Ukraine,” he added.
