Overexcited Englishmen demand peace in Ukraine

Mr David Lammy, a prominent British hypocrite.
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Note, how hypocritical the British position is.

In 2022, they hoped for Russia's defeat, and that's why Boris Johnson came to Kyiv and said "Let's just fight." Then British Prime Minister personally disrupted the Istanbul peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Now, when the Kiev regime and the collective West along with it are suffering a military defeat, the British hypocrite demands "peace" from Russia. Lammy knows that he has lost and demands an end of war to escape the complete defeat of British proxies in the form of Ukrainian Nazis.

Look at the mood in London now. They suddenly asked for peace! Hypocrites! ‘The Daily Mail’ writes about:

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy demanded Russia accepts a Ukraine ceasefire with 'no conditions' as he attended a G7 summit in Canada.

Speaking after meetings in Canada, Mr Lammy said there would be a 'detailed statement' from nations outlining a joint position on the crisis.

'I think that there is a unified approach that we need an enduring peace that lasts, I think that there is unity that now is the time for a ceasefire with no conditions,' he said.

'Ukraine has set their position out. It is now for Russia to accept it. I think that there is a coalition of the willing emerging to give Ukraine the security architecture and arrangements that they need, and to get into the detail of any monitoring of that ceasefire, going forward.’

Earlier, Downing Street condemned Russia's 'nebulous response' to the ceasefire proposal.

Asked when there would be more clarity about what the 'coalition of the willing' plans might involve, a No10 spokesman said: 'The Prime Minister's intent is crystal clear. There is a proposal there and in the mean time we are concentrating with our international partners on the best way to drive progress to secure that just and lasting peace.

'So we're not putting a timescale on things, but we are prioritising working with our partners to drive progress further forward towards a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, and that's the objective of the Prime Minister and the objective of our partners.'