Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed efforts to end the war in Ukraine and coordinate with international partners during a call on April 1, 2026. Their conversation included communications with the United States and a proposed Easter holiday ceasefire. Zelenskyy said Ukraine was working to advance diplomacy but claimed Russia had shown no willingness to engage. He argued that pressure from international partners, along with the resilience of Ukrainian forces, would be necessary to influence Moscow’s position. The Ukrainian president also briefed Starmer on the frontline situation, saying Ukrainian positions had strengthened. The leaders discussed recent meetings in the Middle East and Gulf region, as well as agreements aimed at improving the protection of civilians. Zelenskyy said Ukraine’s military experience and expertise should be expanded across Europe as part of a shared security effort. He thanked the United Kingdom and other partners for their support and said Ukraine was prepared to work with European countries to protect its population. Post navigation Zelenskyy Urges Easter Ceasefire Zelenskyy Seeks Stronger Security Guarantees