“According to David Lammy, “No war can be won with any one weapon.””, — write: www.unian.ua
According to David Lammy, “No war can be won with any one weapon.”
According to David Lammy, “no war can be won with the help of any one weapon” / UNIAN collage, photo WikipediaBritain is still discussing with allies whether to allow Ukraine to launch long-range missiles at Russia. This was stated by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom, David Lammy, in an interview with the BBC.According to him, no war can be won with the help of any one weapon. At the same time, it is important that the countries that support Ukraine have a “joint strategy of victory”.
“This is being carefully discussed with the Ukrainians, as we assess what they need ahead of winter,” the diplomat said.
He confirmed that representatives of Great Britain and other allies will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the UN General Assembly in New York in less than 12 days and suggested that the issue would be discussed then.
“It is important that, as allies supporting Ukraine, we have a common strategy for victory in the future,” Lemmy emphasized.
Allowing Ukraine to be a long-range weapon against the Russian Federation: the latest news
The USA forces Ukraine to fight with its hands tied. The Economist writes about it. At the same time, according to the authors, Putin’s use of tactical nuclear weapons can never be completely ruled out.
Also, UNIAN reported that the Prime Minister of Great Britain Keir Starmer is going to Rome, where he will discuss with the head of the Italian government Georgia Maloni the permission for Ukraine to be a long-range weapon against the Russian Federation. British officials will also hold talks with their French and German counterparts.
The leaders are also expected to say they have discussed more broadly the hybrid threats Russia poses to Europe and reaffirm support for Ukraine’s recovery.
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