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Up next, Ken Covington with today's news.

British Prime Minister Kirstarmer says Moscow is slow walking Ukraine peace talks.

President Trump has rightly called them out for dragging their feet.

And we agreed here in Paris today

that it's clear the Russians are filibustering. They are playing games and they're playing for time.

It is a classic from the Putin playboy. Also during a summit in Paris on Thursday, France and Britain said they're prepared to send

troops to Ukraine to defend an eventual peace deal with Russia.

But they said a lot of other countries in Europe are not as anxious to take part in that effort.

But French President Emmanuel Macron said Europe is united in the belief that Ukraine's army must be strong and well-equipped for the day after the war ends.

Allies at the summit also agreed that efforts to squeeze Russia's economy must continue.

The Kremlin demanded an end to certain sanctions as part of a maritime Black Sea ceasefire agreement.

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