Petro Poroshenko, leader of the European Solidarity party, has called on Western allies to increase diplomatic and military pressure on Russia to secure a comprehensive ceasefire during a security conference in Cambridge. His remarks highlight the ongoing tensions between Western nations and Russia, particularly in light of recent conflicts in the region.
Poroshenko emphasized that a unified approach is essential to ensure that Russia complies with ceasefire agreements. He argued that continued support for Ukraine and other affected nations is crucial to maintaining pressure on Moscow. The leader also called for increased military aid and sanctions against Russian leaders and entities involved in the conflict.
During the conference, other leaders and experts discussed strategies to counter Russian aggression, including strengthening alliances and coordinating military responses. Poroshenko’s call for intensified pressure reflects the broader concerns of many Western leaders about the potential for further escalation in the conflict.