PM pledges 'rock-solid' support ahead of Zelenskyy visit after Trump's diesel deal with Russia
- On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy meets British Prime Minister Andy Burnham in London, where Britain announces a £45 million package of surface-to-air missiles to support Ukraine's defense against Russian drones.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated, "My message to the Ukrainian people could not be clearer," pledging Britain remains committed to backing Ukraine's fight for peace in Europe for as long as necessary.
- The £45 million shipment targets jet-powered Russian drones, with £10 million of the package fast-tracked to meet urgent Ukrainian defense needs.
- Britain has criticized the US-Russia diesel deal and calls for continued economic pressure on Moscow, while President Donald Trump recently suggested Zelenskiy should be replaced as Ukraine's leader.
- Beyond the missile delivery, Burnham has requested officials draft further sanctions and fiscal support, while his ministers lobby allies to ban maritime services supporting Russian liquefied natural gas exports.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky received a strong demonstration of support in London on Wednesday (14), meeting with Prime Minister Andy Burnham and King Charles III, after a sharp deterioration in his relationship with the United States.
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A British Prime Minister has once again staged a diplomatic embrace for the President of Ukraine when Volodimir Zelenski needs it most. After giving him Wednesday the first military reception organized on Downing Street for a political leader, Andy Burnham has declared that “for the world, it is clear, once again, who is the aggressor in this conflict” that will be five years old in February. Again, the United Kingdom acts as a bridge between Uk…
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in London for talks, after the British prime minister vowed that the Ukrainian leader "will not leave Britain empty-handed today". As previously reported, Prime Minister Burnham will hold talks with Zelensky in Downing Street, where the British prime minister is expected to set out how his government will draft further sanctions against Russia. The visit is the …
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