Starmer on final trip to Ukraine as PM pledges UK's 'cast-iron' support
Sir Keir Starmer is making his final trip to Ukraine as UK Prime Minister to meet President Zelensky, reaffirming the UK's "cast-iron" support. He highlighted Britain's contributions to Ukraine's war effort, including a 100-year partnership and leading efforts for a peacekeeping force, ahead of Andy Burnham's installation as the new Labour leader and PM.
Why it matters
This signifies a continuity of UK support for Ukraine amidst a leadership transition, reinforcing international alliances against Russian aggression and shaping future geopolitical dynamics.
Image source, Reuters By Adam Goldsmith Published 15 minutes ago Sir Keir Starmer has said the UK's "cast-iron" support for Ukraine will continue, as he makes a final trip to the country as prime minister.
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