Ukraine must not be forced to give up land or cut its Army, Donald Trump has been warned.

International leaders held urgent crunch talks on Ukraine at the G20 summit in South Africa, where they rejected parts of the US President’s peace plan.

In a joint statement adopted by Keir Starmer and other G7 leaders - not including the US - they said Ukraine’s borders must not be changed “by force”.

Speaking to reporters in Johannesburg this evening, the Prime Minister said he is expecting to speak to Mr Trump shortly. “I’ll no doubt talk to him in the coming days,” he said. Mr Starmer is also expected to speak to Volodymyr Zelensky this evening.

The PM confirmed he has no plans to visit Washington DC, adding that the focus is on urgent talks in Geneva tomorrow. Officials from the US an

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