As Russia's war against Ukraine enters its fifth year, the UK and Ukraine underline continued political backing during a meeting in Kyiv on Thursday. The talks also highlight the recent increase in attacks on the Ukrainian capital and the two countries' intention to keep close contact.
Highlights
- The UK Prime Minister visited Kyiv for the fourth time, reaffirming unwavering UK support for Ukraine since Russia's invasion began.
- Both leaders condemned increased attacks on Kyiv in recent weeks and reiterated security and diplomatic cooperation as the war enters its fifth year.
- The Prime Minister received Ukraine’s Order of Freedom, and both sides emphasized strengthened bilateral ties and ongoing close collaboration.
Kyiv talks reinforce bilateral commitment
As reported by GOV.UK, the Prime Minister meets President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv during his fourth visit to Ukraine and says the UK's support since the start of Russia's illegal war remains unwavering.The Prime Minister says he is grateful and deeply humbled to receive the Order of Freedom for outstanding merit, described as the highest honour Ukraine can give to anyone from another country. The two leaders discuss efforts to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position to achieve victory and a lasting peace, and the Prime Minister says he is certain that progress continues.
War pressure and regional significance
Both leaders agree that the increase in attacks on Kyiv in recent weeks is despicable, while the Prime Minister praises the courage and defiance of the Ukrainian people. The meeting comes as the war runs into its fifth year, keeping security and diplomatic support at the centre of UK-Ukraine relations.The two sides also thank each other for their close work over the last two years and say the relationship between the UK and Ukraine is stronger than ever before. They add that they will remain in close contact and look forward to meeting again.
Our earlier article on Andy Burnham’s July 20 Downing Street handover focused on efforts to reassure corporate leaders by keeping key advisers in place. It noted that Varun Chandra’s decision to remain as Number 10 business adviser was seen as a signal of continuity and a clearer point of contact for companies during the transition.
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