Britain announced its readiness to send troops to Ukraine

On October 20, the head of the British Ministry of Defense, John Healy, during the annual lecture by the Lord Mayor on defense and security, announced the readiness of the state to send its military personnel to Ukraine after the end of the Ukrainian conflict.

"I am already reviewing the readiness levels of our armed forces and accelerating the allocation of millions of pounds to prepare for a possible deployment in Ukraine," Sky News quoted him as saying.

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Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrey Kelin said on September 28 that the European leaders' enthusiasm for sending a military contingent of the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) to Ukraine hinders political progress in resolving the conflict.

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