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The Prime Minister of Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing, shakes the hand of Vladimir Putin while visited Moscow and affirmed the full support of his country to the military operation of Russia in Ukraine.

He shared his conviction that Russia would soon be victorious on Ukraine.

Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said The independent That Donald Trump’s decision to suspend military aid to Ukraine was “dangerous” but congratulated the United Kingdom for his solid support for Ukraine:

“The United Kingdom has proven a reliable friend and partner when Ukraine needed you most. And you can be useful for reinstalling relations with the United States.”

“Looking at the silver lining in this huge cloud, we can count on the support of the European allies, in particular the United Kingdom and France,” added Mr. Merezhko.

The Ukrainian deputy also had a message for Mr. Trump, asking him to restart support deliveries: “These are not money, these are human lives. This kind of weapon you give to Ukraine is to save lives.”

The American president and his vice -president, JD Vance, do all the hard work for Russia – even shaking their own minerals in the process.

While Europe and NATO face a change in global alliances, the real test for the “reluctance coalition” will be the moment of the law Keir Giles.

Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said The independent That the impact of Donald Trump’s decision could have an effect on the battlefield “in a few days”.

“I do not know for the duration of supplies … My main concern is the lack of missiles for the air defenses to protect Ukrainian cities,” he said. “The Russians will take this opportunity to intensify attacks. This is why Trump’s decision is so dangerous.”

“It will embrace Putin,” added Mr. Merezhko. “Putin will use this opportunity. He could also try to intensify offensives on the front line. This is why it is so dangerous. There is a good chance that it will happen.”

“When you have cut (military aid), you only help Putin.” Mr. Merezhko said.

Rachel Reeves insisted that “all options” are taken into account after former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged the government to help Ukraine by entering frozen Russian assets.

Speaking to the Treasury issues, the conservative deputy, Mr. Sunak, told the House of Commons: “The events of the day after the day are even clearer than Europe must find considerably more resources for Ukraine.

“The Chancellor rightly continued our policy of using the interest in the assets of the Russian State frozen for the benefit of Ukraine, but I believe that it is time to go further and to grasp these assets.

“The invasion of Ukraine by Russia violates the principle of sovereign equality providing a basis in international law for this and by acting in concert with our allies, we can ensure that there is no risks for financial stability.

“So, can I urge the chancellor to put pressure on a coordinated action to grasp these frozen Russian state assets, give this money to the Ukrainians so that they can defend their country and also rebuild it?”

Miss Reeves replied: “Last week, we widened the sanctions against Russia, in particular by looking at the financial services. This week, we both signed a UK EF (Export Finance) package to provide more military support beyond our defense expenses, as well as this loan reimbursed by the profits of these assets.

“As the Prime Minister said yesterday, we would consider going further, but as (Mr. Sunak) knows that it is incredibly complicated to do so in accordance with international law, but we keep all options on the table because (Mr. Sunak) is absolutely right, Russia should pay for the damage caused by Russia.”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he saw more likely to find ways to cooperate on the security of the EU common than on Ukraine before a summit of European Union leaders on Thursday. He said he would meet French President Emmanuel Macron to talk about Ukraine on Wednesday.

He told journalists that he had a phone call with US President Donald Trump on Sunday when they discussed “everything”.

Downing Street announced that Keir Starmer spoke to Donald Trump on Monday evening, just a few hours before he was emerged, the American president had interrupted military aid in Ukraine.

No 10 did not deny that the United Kingdom was “blinded” by the move.

Sir Keir is in almost daily contact with the White House and the American president.

But, it seems, his discussions with Trump do not have the impact he wanted.

For weeks, Keir Starmer has been walking on a diplomatic scratch rope.

The Prime Minister tried to keep the United States next to not getting up with each provocation from the other side of the Atlantic.

But today, he was forced to intervene – after JD Vance attacked the British troops.

The vice-president was convicted of having lacked respect to the British veterans after seeing the United Kingdom as “a random country that has not fought war for 30 or 40 years”.

The PM retaliated, his official spokesperson saying that Sir Keir was “full of admiration” for the “courage and bravery” of the British armed forces.

The Prime Minister of Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing, shakes the hand of Vladimir Putin while visited Moscow and affirmed the full support of his country to the military operation of Russia in Ukraine.

He shared his conviction that Russia would soon be victorious on Ukraine.

Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said The independent That Donald Trump’s decision to suspend military aid to Ukraine was “dangerous” but congratulated the United Kingdom for his solid support for Ukraine:

“The United Kingdom has proven a reliable friend and partner when Ukraine needed you most. And you can be useful for reinstalling relations with the United States.”

“Looking at the silver lining in this huge cloud, we can count on the support of the European allies, in particular the United Kingdom and France,” added Mr. Merezhko.

The Ukrainian deputy also had a message for Mr. Trump, asking him to restart support deliveries: “These are not money, these are human lives. This kind of weapon you give to Ukraine is to save lives.”

The American president and his vice -president, JD Vance, do all the hard work for Russia – even shaking their own minerals in the process.

While Europe and NATO face a change in global alliances, the real test for the “reluctance coalition” will be the moment of the law Keir Giles.

Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said The independent That the impact of Donald Trump’s decision could have an effect on the battlefield “in a few days”.

“I do not know for the duration of supplies … My main concern is the lack of missiles for the air defenses to protect Ukrainian cities,” he said. “The Russians will take this opportunity to intensify attacks. This is why Trump’s decision is so dangerous.”

“It will embrace Putin,” added Mr. Merezhko. “Putin will use this opportunity. He could also try to intensify offensives on the front line. This is why it is so dangerous. There is a good chance that it will happen.”

“When you have cut (military aid), you only help Putin.” Mr. Merezhko said.

Rachel Reeves insisted that “all options” are taken into account after former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged the government to help Ukraine by entering frozen Russian assets.

Speaking to the Treasury issues, the conservative deputy, Mr. Sunak, told the House of Commons: “The events of the day after the day are even clearer than Europe must find considerably more resources for Ukraine.

“The Chancellor rightly continued our policy of using the interest in the assets of the Russian State frozen for the benefit of Ukraine, but I believe that it is time to go further and to grasp these assets.

“The invasion of Ukraine by Russia violates the principle of sovereign equality providing a basis in international law for this and by acting in concert with our allies, we can ensure that there is no risks for financial stability.

“So, can I urge the chancellor to put pressure on a coordinated action to grasp these frozen Russian state assets, give this money to the Ukrainians so that they can defend their country and also rebuild it?”

Miss Reeves replied: “Last week, we widened the sanctions against Russia, in particular by looking at the financial services. This week, we both signed a UK EF (Export Finance) package to provide more military support beyond our defense expenses, as well as this loan reimbursed by the profits of these assets.

“As the Prime Minister said yesterday, we would consider going further, but as (Mr. Sunak) knows that it is incredibly complicated to do so in accordance with international law, but we keep all options on the table because (Mr. Sunak) is absolutely right, Russia should pay for the damage caused by Russia.”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he saw more likely to find ways to cooperate on the security of the EU common than on Ukraine before a summit of European Union leaders on Thursday. He said he would meet French President Emmanuel Macron to talk about Ukraine on Wednesday.

He told journalists that he had a phone call with US President Donald Trump on Sunday when they discussed “everything”.

Downing Street announced that Keir Starmer spoke to Donald Trump on Monday evening, just a few hours before he was emerged, the American president had interrupted military aid in Ukraine.

No 10 did not deny that the United Kingdom was “blinded” by the move.

Sir Keir is in almost daily contact with the White House and the American president.

But, it seems, his discussions with Trump do not have the impact he wanted.

For weeks, Keir Starmer has been walking on a diplomatic scratch rope.

The Prime Minister tried to keep the United States next to not getting up with each provocation from the other side of the Atlantic.

But today, he was forced to intervene – after JD Vance attacked the British troops.

The vice-president was convicted of having lacked respect to the British veterans after seeing the United Kingdom as “a random country that has not fought war for 30 or 40 years”.

The PM retaliated, his official spokesperson saying that Sir Keir was “full of admiration” for the “courage and bravery” of the British armed forces.

The Prime Minister of Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing, shakes the hand of Vladimir Putin while visited Moscow and affirmed the full support of his country to the military operation of Russia in Ukraine.

He shared his conviction that Russia would soon be victorious on Ukraine.

Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said The independent That Donald Trump’s decision to suspend military aid to Ukraine was “dangerous” but congratulated the United Kingdom for his solid support for Ukraine:

“The United Kingdom has proven a reliable friend and partner when Ukraine needed you most. And you can be useful for reinstalling relations with the United States.”

“Looking at the silver lining in this huge cloud, we can count on the support of the European allies, in particular the United Kingdom and France,” added Mr. Merezhko.

The Ukrainian deputy also had a message for Mr. Trump, asking him to restart support deliveries: “These are not money, these are human lives. This kind of weapon you give to Ukraine is to save lives.”

The American president and his vice -president, JD Vance, do all the hard work for Russia – even shaking their own minerals in the process.

While Europe and NATO face a change in global alliances, the real test for the “reluctance coalition” will be the moment of the law Keir Giles.

Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said The independent That the impact of Donald Trump’s decision could have an effect on the battlefield “in a few days”.

“I do not know for the duration of supplies … My main concern is the lack of missiles for the air defenses to protect Ukrainian cities,” he said. “The Russians will take this opportunity to intensify attacks. This is why Trump’s decision is so dangerous.”

“It will embrace Putin,” added Mr. Merezhko. “Putin will use this opportunity. He could also try to intensify offensives on the front line. This is why it is so dangerous. There is a good chance that it will happen.”

“When you have cut (military aid), you only help Putin.” Mr. Merezhko said.

Rachel Reeves insisted that “all options” are taken into account after former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged the government to help Ukraine by entering frozen Russian assets.

Speaking to the Treasury issues, the conservative deputy, Mr. Sunak, told the House of Commons: “The events of the day after the day are even clearer than Europe must find considerably more resources for Ukraine.

“The Chancellor rightly continued our policy of using the interest in the assets of the Russian State frozen for the benefit of Ukraine, but I believe that it is time to go further and to grasp these assets.

“The invasion of Ukraine by Russia violates the principle of sovereign equality providing a basis in international law for this and by acting in concert with our allies, we can ensure that there is no risks for financial stability.

“So, can I urge the chancellor to put pressure on a coordinated action to grasp these frozen Russian state assets, give this money to the Ukrainians so that they can defend their country and also rebuild it?”

Miss Reeves replied: “Last week, we widened the sanctions against Russia, in particular by looking at the financial services. This week, we both signed a UK EF (Export Finance) package to provide more military support beyond our defense expenses, as well as this loan reimbursed by the profits of these assets.

“As the Prime Minister said yesterday, we would consider going further, but as (Mr. Sunak) knows that it is incredibly complicated to do so in accordance with international law, but we keep all options on the table because (Mr. Sunak) is absolutely right, Russia should pay for the damage caused by Russia.”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he saw more likely to find ways to cooperate on the security of the EU common than on Ukraine before a summit of European Union leaders on Thursday. He said he would meet French President Emmanuel Macron to talk about Ukraine on Wednesday.

He told journalists that he had a phone call with US President Donald Trump on Sunday when they discussed “everything”.

Downing Street announced that Keir Starmer spoke to Donald Trump on Monday evening, just a few hours before he was emerged, the American president had interrupted military aid in Ukraine.

No 10 did not deny that the United Kingdom was “blinded” by the move.

Sir Keir is in almost daily contact with the White House and the American president.

But, it seems, his discussions with Trump do not have the impact he wanted.

For weeks, Keir Starmer has been walking on a diplomatic scratch rope.

The Prime Minister tried to keep the United States next to not getting up with each provocation from the other side of the Atlantic.

But today, he was forced to intervene – after JD Vance attacked the British troops.

The vice-president was convicted of having lacked respect to the British veterans after seeing the United Kingdom as “a random country that has not fought war for 30 or 40 years”.

The PM retaliated, his official spokesperson saying that Sir Keir was “full of admiration” for the “courage and bravery” of the British armed forces.