UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron Pledges Continued Support for Ukraine

In his first overseas trip, Cameron meets with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, discusses security issues, and visits war-torn Odesa.

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron made his first overseas trip to Ukraine, pledging continued military support for the country's war effort against Russia 'for however long it takes'.
Cameron's visit comes amid concerns that global attention is shifting away from Ukraine due to other conflicts, such as the war in Gaza.
During his visit, Cameron met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and discussed issues related to armaments, arms production, and security in the Black Sea.
Cameron also visited the Ukrainian port city of Odesa, marking the first visit by a UK minister to the city since the war began. He announced a £10 million donation to the Red Cross for medical supplies for Ukrainian communities affected by the Russian invasion.
Cameron's appointment as Foreign Secretary and his visit to Ukraine have been seen as a strong signal of the UK's continued support for Ukraine, with the UK being one of the strongest supporters of Ukraine in its defense against Russia.