Ukraine war latest: Zelensky arrives at critical EU summit as leaders prepare peace deal to present to Trump

That’s it. Europe’s leaders are now inside Lancaster House for today’s meeting on coordinating support for Ukraine.

We will have more for you when details begin to emerge from the meeting.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived at Lancaster House ahead of talks about future support for Ukraine.

As European leaders arrive in London today for crunch talks about future support for Ukraine, you might be wondering which of them are sending the most weapons to Kyiv.

Unfortunately for Ukraine, given suggestions from the White House that they may stop sending weapons, the US remains their most significant supplier.

Behind them are Germany, the UK, Denmark and the Netherlands.

Interestingly, however, if you convert those figures into a share of each country’s GDP, the list looks very different.

The US is 17th, Germany is 15th and the UK is 14th, according to the Kiel Institute’s Ukraine support tracker.

Only Denmark remains in the top five, ranked first. The roughly £6 billion in weapons it has sent to Ukraine is equivalent to 2.038 per cent of the country’s GDP.

The next four on that list are Estonia, Lithuania Latvia and Finland, all of whom share a border with mainland Russia or the exclave of Kaliningrad.

The three of the Baltic nations were not invited to today’s summit despite the proximity to Russia. Sir Keir Starmer, in an online meeting with the nations earlier today, apologised for this and vowed it would not happen again.

Turkey’s foreign minister Hakan Fidan has arrived at Lancaster House.

Turkey recently stated its willingness to host peace talks between Russia and Ukraine.

It hosted the last talks, which took place in March 2022.

Below, we have some footage from Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s earlier meeting in Downing Street with Sir Keir Starmer.