Burnham promised to send troops to Ukraine after the conflict is resolved

The UK intends to send multinational forces to Ukraine after the conflict is resolved. This was stated on July 27 by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham at a meeting with the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

"I will fully fulfill every commitment that our country has made to Ukraine. <...> We will be ready to deploy multinational forces to strengthen Ukraine's security," said the head of the British government, the video was published by the British newspaper Daily Express on its Youtube channel.

The Prime minister announced the transfer of new electronic jamming equipment to Ukraine to protect Ukrainian drones. He also promised to support Kiev on the way to resuming negotiations. According to him, Europe should have a "weighty voice" in this process.

In addition, Burnham confirmed that the UK will continue to lead the "coalition of the willing."

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The project will be based on Kiev's combat experience.

On the eve of the meeting with Zelensky on July 27, Burnham said that London would continue to consistently support Ukraine and would stand shoulder to shoulder with it.

On July 25, the head of the Kiev regime demanded that Western partners speed up their support after Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports.

The German newspaper Junge Welt reported on July 16 that the prospect of Ukraine joining the EU in 2028 is postponed against the background of the political situation in Kiev and the lack of consensus among the countries of the association. In addition, according to the newspaper, Kiev rejected Germany's proposal to grant the country observer status with limited voting rights, considering it humiliating.