Particle.news
Download on the App Store
59 ARTICLES
·
4mo ago

UK Signs 100-Year Partnership Agreement with Ukraine

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges long-term military, economic, and security support during his first visit to Kyiv since taking office.

Image
The prime minister arrives in Kyiv on Thursday, to be greeted by the British ambassador, Martin Harris, right. There have been hints that UK peacekeepers could be deployed to Ukraine in the event of a peace deal
Image

Overview

  • The UK and Ukraine have formalized a 100-year partnership agreement focusing on defense, economic recovery, and technological collaboration.
  • The treaty includes provisions for maritime security, air defense systems, and tracking stolen Ukrainian grain exported by Russia.
  • Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed potential deployment of peacekeeping troops with allies, including France, to monitor any future ceasefire with Russia.
  • The UK has committed £4.5 billion in new military aid for Ukraine, including drones, artillery barrels, and a mobile air defense system.
  • The agreement comes as allies bolster support for Ukraine ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration, amid concerns over potential shifts in U.S. policy.