Europe agreed on tactics against Putin after the meeting in London.

Participants of the meeting declared their support for Ukraine and their intention to assist it in countering Russian aggression.

The organizers of the event emphasized the necessity of a peaceful process and pressure on Russia to achieve a fair resolution of the conflict.

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen stated: 'We reaffirm our support for Ukraine's agreement on a ceasefire. Now Russia must demonstrate that it is also ready for a ceasefire that will lead to a just and lasting peace.'

President of Lithuania Gitanas Nauseda noted: 'Lithuania is committed to long-term military support - no less than 0.25% of GDP for Ukraine.' This speaks to Lithuania's serious intentions to support Ukraine for a long time.

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof also expressed optimism regarding the possibility of achieving peace: 'The proposals from the USA and Ukraine for a temporary ceasefire sound encouraging. It is now important to continue to exert pressure on Russia to come to the negotiating table.'