BREAKING: Britain to send ‘game-changing’ tanks to Ukraine to aid war effort.
A No 10 spokesperson said: ‘The leaders reflected on the current state of Russia’s war in Ukraine, with successive Ukrainian victories pushing Russian troops back and compounding their military and morale issues.
‘They agreed on the need to seize on this moment with an acceleration of global military and diplomatic support to Ukraine. ‘The Prime Minister outlined the UK’s ambition to intensify our support to Ukraine, including through the provision of Challenger 2 tanks and additional artillery systems. ‘The Prime Minister and President Zelensky welcomed other international commitments in this vein, including Poland’s offer to provide a company of Leopard tanks.
‘The Prime Minister stressed that he and the whole UK Government would be working intensively with international partners to deliver rapidly the kind of support which will allow Ukraine to press their advantage, win this war and secure a lasting peace.’President Zelensky thanked the UK for making decisions ‘that will not only strengthen us on the battlefield, but also send the right signal to other partners’.
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