UK announces support package for Ukraine on war anniversary
The UK commits nearly $27 million to repair Ukraine’s energy grid and $7.6 million for frontline humanitarian aid amid ongoing conflict and infrastructure attacks.
- On Tuesday, the United Kingdom announced a new support package for Ukraine, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer stating, "This war remains the most critical issue of our age."
- New funding allocates �20 million in emergency energy funding and �30 million for societal resilience and accountability to protect Ukraine's power grid and support justice efforts.
- Medical teams are already mentoring as British military surgeons, nurses and physiotherapists advise Ukrainian clinicians, while Ukrainian pilots train at a British airbase for instructor-level helicopter training.
- On Tuesday, the UK announced a support package with Starmer hosting a Coalition of the Willing meeting and total UK energy support exceeding 490 million.
- Amid ongoing occupation, the UK framed the package as addressing Russia's occupation of about 20% of Ukraine and targeting 4.1 million people, Cooper said, 'Today, I'm shining a light on Russia's disgraceful attempts to erase the Ukrainian identity, in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine'.
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PM reiterates Ukraine support on fourth anniversary of Russian invasion
Sir Keir Starmer said Vladimir Putin was standing in the way of a peace deal. Sir Keir Starmer has promised to stand by the people of Ukraine for “as long as it takes” as he hit out at Vladimir Putin for blocking the path to peace. The Prime Minister used an address to Cabinet on the fourth anniversary of Russian president Mr Putin’s invasion of his neighbour to praise the “incredible resilience” of Ukraine. Sir Keir said: “This is not a remote …
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