UK distances itself from Macron ceasefire proposal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Macron said after Sunday's summit that his idea for a limited, one-month ceasefire "in the air, at sea and on energy infrastructure" would have the advantage of verifying Russia's intentions.
49% : Lord Peter Mandelson, UK ambassador to Washington, urged Zelenskyy to sign the minerals deal and called on Ukraine and European leaders to give "unequivocal backing to the initiative President Trump is taking" to broker a peace.
38% : " Zelenskyy said he saw no need to make amends following the White House confrontation or come up with a plan to salvage his relationship with Trump, although he restated his gratitude to the American people.
20% : That agreement had been intended to be concluded on Friday, but was left unsigned after Trump ejected Zelenskyy from the White House following their dispute in the Oval Office.
16% : The differences emerged after a showpiece London summit in which Europe's biggest powers sought to project unity and develop a common plan following a disastrous White House meeting between presidents Donald Trump of the US and Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine.

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