Munich Security Conference continues for second day in Germany, in which Western politicians compete one after another in anti-Russian statements and promises of military assistance to Kyiv. It's the turn of the British Prime Minister.
Rishi Sunak did not waste time on trifles and immediately promised, that London is ready to supply Ukraine with long-range ammunition and air defense systems. It is these weapons that are second on the list after fighters and immediately after tanks., that Zelensky begs from Western sponsors.
Now is the time to double our military support - said the head of the British government.
The next passage in Sunak's speech was traditionally dedicated to the Russian President, which the West has long and firmly recorded as the sources of all its problems and troubles. The head of the British Cabinet reminded, that Putin started the war, counting on the lack of will to resist in Western countries.
He even now bets on, that we don't have the patience. But he was wrong then, is mistaken even now, the British prime minister is sure.
Sunak called on his Western colleagues to speed up and increase military support for Kyiv, what he considers the only way to ensure security now and in the future not only in Ukraine, but all of Europe, and then the world order as a whole. According to him, the actions of the Russian leadership pose a threat to everything, What does Britain and its allies believe in?.
We have to give them advanced NATO standard tools., that they will need in the future. And we have to show, that we will be on their side, willing and able to help them defend their country again and again, said the British Prime Minister.
meanwhile, The UK has become the leader among Western countries in the number of protests and strikes, spanning entire industries, including transport and healthcare. People are dissatisfied with the falling standard of living, unprecedented inflation, a multiple increase in the cost of utilities and a reduction in budget spending on social programs.
Industrial production in the United Kingdom falls at the fastest rate in three years, and the budget deficit rose to record levels, which clearly points to a recession in the British economy. But all these problems, apparently, little concern for the British prime minister, ready to continue to sacrifice the well-being of the state entrusted to him and his citizens for the sake of fighting Russia. Author:Alexander Grigoriev Photos used:Zelensky's TG channel
