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In a recent phone call, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer reiterated Ukraine's "irreversible path" towards NATO membership during discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. According to a Downing Street statement, Starmer emphasized the UK's ongoing commitment to provide substantial support to Ukraine, amid concerns over shifting US policies under President Donald Trump.
Starmer highlighted that there could be “no talks about Ukraine without Ukraine,” asserting the necessity of strong security guarantees and further military aid for the nation. This assertion contrasts sharply with Trump's comment on potentially accepting Ukraine's non-membership in NATO during his discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The UK Foreign Office also imposed new sanctions on several Russian officials and companies, signaling a continuation of pressure on Moscow. As tensions escalate, Starmer and Zelenskyy agreed that the upcoming third anniversary of Russia's invasion would serve as a critical time for demonstrating international solidarity with Ukraine.
Starmer’s statement reflects a consistent stance maintained by both Labour and Conservative parties in the UK, focused on supporting Ukraine amid an evolving geopolitical landscape.