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Joint Effort to Persuade Biden on Ukraine Missile Use
The UK and France aim to persuade President Biden to allow Ukraine's use of Storm Shadow missiles into Russia before his term ends, while also discussing potential implications of a Trump presidency.
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Keir StarmerEmmanuel MacronJoe BidenDonald TrumpMike Pompeo
- What other topics will be discussed during the meeting, beyond Ukraine?
- Besides military support for Ukraine, Sunak and Macron will likely discuss the potential ramifications of a Trump presidency on the Middle East and the possibility of a US-Europe trade war.
- What is the timeline relevant to the discussions, and why is it important?
- London hopes Biden will approve the request to maintain his foreign policy legacy, aiming to utilize the time before the inauguration of Donald Trump.
- What other actions are expected from the US President before leaving office?
- Another source suggests Biden is expected to provide additional financial aid to Ukraine before leaving office, anticipating a potential shift in support with the incoming administration.
- What are some concerns raised about Donald Trump's potential return to power?
- Concerns have risen regarding Trump's plans for Ukraine, especially after two pro-Ukraine members of his former administration were not included in his potential new cabinet.
- What is the main goal of the meeting between the UK Prime Minister and the French President?
- The UK Prime Minister and the French President plan to jointly persuade President Biden to allow Ukraine to use Storm Shadow missiles deep into Russian territory before he leaves office.