UK ready to put 'boots on ground' for Ukraine: Starmer while meeting Trump

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Trump also offered Starmer an early win by saying that he would likely support a plan for the UK to cede control over the strategic Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean to Mauritius but then lease them back to maintain control over a strategic airbase used by the US and the UK.

Trump said he thinks progress is being made on ending the Russia-Ukraine war, and that an agreement will "either be fairly soon or it won't be at all.

Trump also appeared to have softened his attitude to Zelensky, praising him as "very brave" and saying the pair got on "really well".