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As has been reported by The Telegraph, the purpose of Starmer and Macron's meeting is clear: to push America to green light the use of Western weapons in Russian sovereign territory. Despite repeated warnings by Moscow that any such action would be viewed as a major conflict escalation, it seems as if the UK, France, and its European partners are adamant on continuing their forever wars for personal gain.