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Zelenskiy in a tight spot vs. Putin buying time, tired of providing aid to the US and Europe with all their weapons and money

(International journalist Masato Kimura)

Former British Prime Minister who became Foreign Secretary promises to continue military support above all else

[LONDON]Former Prime Minister David Caron, who just became foreign minister in a surprise appointment by the British government, visited Kiev on the 16th and met with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

As the United States and Europe grow increasingly tired of Ukraine, Cameron said, “We will continue to provide the moral, diplomatic, economic, and above all military support that Ukraine needs, not just this year, next year, but for however long it takes.” promised.

“I had decided that Ukraine would be my first overseas destination as Foreign Secretary.I praise the strength and determination of the Ukrainian people,” Cameron said, “I have known former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for 40 years (including UK-Europe relations). “Although there were some differences, helping Ukraine was the best thing he ever did,” he said, citing Johnson, who was a good fit with Zelensky, and growing closer to Zelenskiy.

The air-launched cruise missile “Storm Shadow” (range 250 km) provided by the UK has dealt a major blow to the Russian military’s front-line support capabilities, road and rail bridges along supply routes, the Black Sea Fleet headquarters in Crimea, and ships. . Mr Zelenskiy thanked him and said: “I am grateful for the UK’s unwavering support for Ukraine. I am delighted that he has come to Ukraine.”

Zelenskyy stressed the need to strengthen air defense systems, as there are strong fears that the Russian military will once again escalate drone attacks targeting energy infrastructure this winter. The two leaders also discussed alternatives for a safe maritime humanitarian corridor in the Black Sea (Black Sea Grain Initiative) that would support Ukraine’s economy and at the same time eliminate food insecurity in the Middle East and Africa.