Keir Starmer addressed MPs about the situation Britain faces and emphasized the importance of combining national and economic security. He announced a deal to allow Ukraine to purchase missiles made in Belfast, strengthening their defense and creating UK jobs. Starmer highlighted the need to strengthen the relationship with America for security, technology, and trade.
During the session, Starmer addressed reports of Trump considering withdrawing support for Ukraine and affirmed that he does not expect the US to do so. He also criticized the SNP for advocating nuclear disarmament and discussed the government’s commitment to increasing aid spending when the fiscal circumstances allow.
Starmer condemned Israel’s blockade of aid to Gaza and discussed plans to support Ukraine, including increasing military aid and ensuring their sovereignty and security in peace negotiations. He also emphasized the importance of a coalition of willing nations to ensure lasting peace in Ukraine.
Further, Starmer praised the crowd that cheered President Zelenskyy in London, showing unwavering support for Ukraine. He welcomed Trump’s commitment to peace in Ukraine and stressed the need to not take sides between the US and Europe, citing the importance of both in securing peace.
The Liberal Democrats criticized Nigel Farage for siding with Trump against Zelenskyy, accusing him of prioritizing Trump’s interests over British interests. Starmer’s statement to MPs outlined the support for Ukraine and the need for a coalition to ensure lasting peace in the region.
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