British PM says will try to rebuild bridges between Ukraine, USA – media
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he would try to rebuild bridges between Ukraine and the United States; the statement came after President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Moscow regarding the import of Russian diesel fuel, according to BBC News Ukraine.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to reestablish ties between Ukraine and the United States, following President Donald Trump's recent agreement with Russia over the import of Russian diesel fuel. During Question Time, Burnham addressed this development without criticizing Trump and expressed his intention to work towards reconciliation between the two nations.
Burnham emphasized that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy would not leave the UK without receiving additional assistance. The UK government plans to prepare a supplementary package of military and financial aid for Ukraine in the coming weeks. Burnham indicated that during his visit on October 14, he will commit to imposing new sanctions on Russia and accelerate the delivery of missiles for Ukraine's air defense systems.
Furthermore, the United Kingdom will urge its allies to intensify pressure on Russia. Finance Minister John Healy will leverage International Monetary Fund meetings to advocate for a ban on Russian liquefied natural gas imports.
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