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Andy Burnham arrives in Ukraine with plans to share UK blueprints for long-range missiles - Europe live

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Andy Burnham arrives in Ukraine with plans to share UK blueprints for long-range missiles - Europe live
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Kyiv to mark Ukraine's independence day and meet with European leaders. He announced plans to allow the declassification of UK-made components for Storm Shadow missiles to assist Ukraine in domestic weapons development.

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This move represents a significant escalation in military support, potentially enhancing Ukraine's long-term defense manufacturing capabilities against Russia.

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Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Europe . I am kicking us off but Jakub Krupa will be taking over a little later on.

UK ⁠prime ⁠minister Andy ​Burnham arrived in ⁠the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Monday alongside a number of European leaders ⁠to mark ​the ‌country’s independence ‌day.

Burnham was photographed at Kyiv railway station shaking hands with Ukrainian foreign ‌minister Andrii Sybiha , who said Burnham was to be joined by António Costa , president of the European Council; Luc Frieden , the prime minister of Luxembourg; Maia Sandu , the president of Moldova; and Alar Karis , the president of Estonia.

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