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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni appear to have created an anti-Britain and anti-France bloc.
The two leaders, during a meeting in Italy, declared that Europe is far from talking about deploying troops in Ukraine, thus rejecting Macron and Starmer's plans that Europe could send troops to Kiev.
Merz stated that these things will be discussed after the war in Ukraine ends and peace and its conditions are established, everything else before that is empty.
" There is no reason to talk about [the troops] at this moment, we are far from that. We want the weapons to stop, the killings to end... these are the questions we are committed to now, and no other. The next step should be to clarify the format for peace talks, as well as what security guarantees might one day be necessary for Ukraine ," Merz said.
Meloni added that Italy is open to joining any international format aimed at ending the war, but warned against divisions within the West.
" Western unity has been our greatest strength since the beginning of the Russian invasion. At a delicate time like this, it is important to put aside any personal [differences] that could undermine that unity ," Meloni said.
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