Starmer stated his unwillingness to put the issue of sending troops to Ukraine to a vote.

The UK is not yet ready to put to a vote the issue of sending troops to Ukraine. This was announced on March 3 by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

"We, of course, want to discuss this and vote on this issue, but at the moment we are not at that stage yet," he replied. The broadcast was conducted on the website of the British Parliament.

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Irish journalist Chay Bose on March 2 called the visit of the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky to London. According to him, the crowd that greeted Zelensky was paid to show delight at the arrival of the head of the Kiev regime, who was recently "ignominiously kicked out of the White House."

March 1st at Downing Street A meeting was held between Zelensky and Starmer, during which the British prime minister promised Kiev all the necessary support. The British Prime Minister stressed that the country intends to achieve peace for Ukraine based on "sovereignty and security."