The willingness to work with the new government, as it emerges from their results, to reinforce the “common security” of the two states, was expressed by the British prime minister, who congratulated the conservatives on Sunday for their victory in early parliamentary elections.
Starmer: Cooperation to strengthen joint security
“I am inconvenient to work with the new government to deepen our already strong relationship, to strengthen our common security and to bring growth to our two countries,” the Labor Prime Minister said through X.
Macron: Determined ‘doing great things’ with them
His determination to “do great things” with them, the French president expressed congratulating him on the prevalence of the Conservative Party in early parliamentary elections in Germany.
“I just talked to Friedrich Mertz to congratulate him on his victory,” as well as the outgoing Chancellor. “We are more determined than ever to do great things together,” the French state leader said through X in French and German.
Macron – Trump meeting
Em. Macron made the post while on the way to her, where with his president in talks dedicated to her security and her.
Zelenski: Cooperation to support Europe
The Ukrainian President congratulated the Conservatives in Germany on their victory in the parliamentary elections, adding that he is “unhappy to continue” the bilateral cooperation “for peace” and the support of Europe, which he must – as he said – be able to “defend himself. her. “
“We are eager to continue our common work with Germany to protect lives, bring true peace to Ukraine and strengthen Europe,” Mr Zelenski said via X.
“Europe must be capable of defending itself, developing its industries,” and scoring “shared successes” that will “bring even greater unity” in the Old Epirus, he added.
