Vladimir Putin reviewing documents with Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.
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VLADIMIR Putin has 24 hours to sign up to an unconditional 30 day ceasefire in Ukraine – or face “painful sanctions” from Europe and America.

Sir Keir Starmer, alongside leaders from France, Germany, and Poland, delivered a stern warning to Russia during their visit to war-torn Kyiv in commemoration of the end of VE Day week.

Vladimir Putin reviewing documents with Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has just 24 hours to make a decisionCredit: AP

Crucially, Donald Trump backed the plan – piling massive pressure on Putin to sign up to the peace deal or face America’s wrath.

The Sun on Sunday accompanied Sir Keir in Kyiv as he stood united with Volodymyr Zelensky, urging Putin to cease hostilities and engage in diplomatic talks.

Speaking at a press conference in the grounds of the Ukrainian Presidential Palace, Sir Keir said it is time to “win the battle for peace”.

The PM said: “All of us together with the US are calling Putin out.

“If he is serious about peace, he has a chance to show that now by extending the VE Day peace to a full 30 day ceasefire.”

Should Russia decline this proposal, additional severe sanctions will be imposed, specifically targeting the profitable oil industry in an effort to weaken its war-driven economy. The banking sector in Russia will also face repercussions.

Military aid to Ukraine will again be ramped up so it will be armed to the teeth to take on the Red Army if Putin refuses to comply.

Sir Keir said there is “unity and strength” as around 30 countries across Europe and including Canada, America and Japan are signed up to the plan.

But Russian figures immediately hit back at the peace plan.

Dmitry Medvedev – the former leader of Russia – fumed online: “Shove these plans into your pangender asses!”.

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Sir Keir joined President Zelensky, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Polish PM Donald Tusk to draw up the plan in the Ukrainian Presidential Palace in the heart of Kyiv.

They then called President Trump on President Macron’s phone and spoke to him for 20 minutes about their plan. The conversation was said to be “very warm”.

Speaking in the grounds of the ornate Presidential Palace, President Macron said: “The camp of peace is here today, and the camp of war is in Moscow.”

Hero war leader President Zelensky added: “Together we can lay the foundations for peace” – but said he doubted Russia would abide by peace.”

Earlier, the leaders had visited Kyiv’s famous Maidan Square, to lay a candle at the foot of flowers laid to remember those killed in Russia’s brutal war.

Above them stood the towering figure of the independence monument of Ukraine, put up in 1991 to celebrate the country casting off the Soviet yoke.

They then stopped for a minute’s silence as a military guard of honour stood by them.

Firefighters battling a large fire at a destroyed building.
Ukraine was first invaded by Russia in February 2022Credit: Reuters
Volodymyr Zelensky at a press conference.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was joined by Sir Keir StarmerCredit: AFP
Vladimir Putin reviewing documents.
Around 30 countries across Europe, as well as Canada and America, are signed up to the planCredit: AP
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