Starmer promised support to Kiev at a meeting with Zelensky

The UK will provide Ukraine all the necessary support. This was stated on March 1 by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a meeting with the Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky at Downing Street.

"You have full support throughout the United Kingdom, and we will be with you and Ukraine for as long as it takes," the TV channel quoted him as saying. href="https://news.sky.com/story/trump-zelenskyy-ukraine-war-putin-russia-minerals-deal-live-sky-news-latest-12541713?postid=9197279#liveblog-body"> Sky News.

Starmer stressed that the UK intends to achieve peace for Ukraine based on "sovereignty and security."

In addition, the TV channel added that before the talks, the British prime minister went outside to greet Zelensky and hugged him as a sign of support.

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On February 27, Starmer, in an interview with Fox News, noted that Europe should accept full-fledged participation in the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict. On that day, he also announced his readiness to send British troops to Ukraine. At the same time, the British Prime Minister announced plans to provide Kiev with more in 2025 href="https://iz.ru/1846442/2025-02-28/starmer-poobesal-ukraine-bolsoi-paket-voennoi-pomosi-v-2025-godu"> more military aid than "ever before."