but it s all about showing solidarity, isn t it? and saying that britain remains absolutely committed to its support to ukraine. rishi sunak has had a pretty important week domestically, with his chancellorjeremy hunt delivering the autumn statement, and jeremy hunt made it clear the reason why we re going to go through a difficult period as a country is, in his view, largely because of the global headwinds caused by the war in ukraine. interesting to note that rishi sunak, when he tweeted out the video of him arriving and meeting volodymyr zelensky, said that britain would be with ukraine until the end. so, a clear commitment there, regardless of the impact it might have on people s energy bills here in britain, that the prime minister remains absolutely still alongside president zelensky, still alongside president zelensky. but alongside this visit today, there is some funding that s been announced too, so a bolstering of the ukrainian air defence systems against what the prime minis
rishi sunak, when he tweeted out the video of him arriving and meeting volodymyr zelensky, said that britain would be with ukraine until the end. so, a clear commitment there, regardless of the impact it might have on people s energy bills here in britain, that the prime minister remains absolutely still alongside president zelensky, but alongside this visit today there is some funding that s been announced too, so a bolstering of the ukrainian air defence systems against what the prime minister described as the barbaric aerial assault that we have seen over the past week or so, indiscriminate attacks on ukrainian cities, perhaps in response to the capture by ukrainian forces of the city of kherson. now, of course, one missile ended up on the other side of the border with poland, tragically killing a couple of people on a farm, and the nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg said earlier this week that they thought that was a ukrainian defence missile that had ended up in poland. so, th
rishi sunak, when he tweeted out the video of him arriving and meeting volodymyr zelensky, said that britain would be with ukraine until the end. so, a clear commitment there, regardless of the impact it might have on people s energy bills here in britain, that the prime minister remains absolutely still alongside president zelensky, but alongside this visit today there is some funding that s been announced too, so a bolstering of the ukrainian air defence systems against what the prime minister described as the barbaric aerial assault that we have seen over the past week or so, indiscriminate attacks on ukrainian cities, perhaps in response to the capture by ukrainian forces of the city of kherson, and after the tragic killing of people on a farm in poland, these say that they think that was ukrainian defence system, so that they want to give more support in this area so ukraine has
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