UK Vows Tougher Russia Sanctions, Calls for Energy Ceasefire in Ukraine
- Andy Burnham expressed the United Kingdom’s “complete solidarity” with Volodymyr Zelensky during a phone call following tensions with Donald Trump.
- Burnham said the United Kingdom would continue strengthening sanctions against Russia, and the two leaders agreed to meet in person soon.
- Donald Trump called for new leadership in Ukraine while criticizing Zelensky over peace efforts.
- Zelensky criticized the United States’ decision to ease sanctions on Russian diesel, saying it would amount to investing in Russia’s war.
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UK vows tougher Russia sanctions, calls for energy ceasefire in Ukraine
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges stronger sanctions against Russia and calls for an energy ceasefire in Ukraine as Trump announces a diesel supply agreement with Putin.
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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed complete solidarity with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid tensions over a US-Russia diesel agreement. Zelenskyy strongly criticized the deal, arguing that allowing Russian petroleum exports funds the war, while US President Donald Trump defended the arrangement aimed at lowering fuel prices.
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The British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said to bring his "total solidarity" to the Ukrainian President after Donald Trump's attacks. The US President violently took sides on Saturday with Volodymyr Zelensky, claiming that it was "time for Ukraine to have a new President." Follow the latest news. - IN DIRECT - Ukraine: the British Prime Minister expresses to Zelensky his "total solidarity" after Trump's (International) attacks.
US President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to find a new leader after clashing with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
The Prime Minister acknowledged Ukraine's "difficult hours" and reiterated his total solidarity with the Ukrainian president. More information: Trump breaks with Zelenski after sealing an agreement with Putin: "It's time for Ukraine to have a new president"
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