"For as long as necessary"
New British prime minister pledges billions to Ukraine
Britain's new Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised Ukraine long-term military aid of three billion pounds (3.56 billion euros) a year "until 2030/31 and for as long as necessary".
In the coming weeks, the British also want to deliver a new package of artillery and 90 additional Brimstone missiles, which were originally developed for anti-tank aircraft. In Ukraine, they appear to be deployed from the ground.
The Ukrainian trenches are the front line of defense in the Euro-Atlantic region.
Starmer: "Values violated"
"NATO was founded by the generation that defeated fascism. They understood not only the value of our strength, but also the strength of our values," said election winner Starmer. These values are now under attack once again.
Russian President Vladimir Putin needed to hear a clear message from the summit - "a message of unity and determination that we will support Ukraine with whatever is necessary to preserve our common values and our common security."
At its summit in Washington, NATO also agreed to provide 40 billion euros in military aid for Ukraine (see video above).
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