The United Kingdom will continue providing defence assistance to Ukraine despite threats from Russia, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Monday during his visit to Kyiv, where European allies gathered to discuss further support for the war-torn country. Air defence is expected to be the central focus of the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing. The group is being jointly chaired by the leaders of France and Germany, who are taking part remotely, and Britain's Burnham.&nbsp;Burnham arrived in Kyiv for his first foreign trip since becoming prime minister. He was joined by several other European leaders and EU Council President Antonio Costa. Speaking ahead of the meeting and on Ukraine's Independence Day, Burnham said: “Despite Russia's outrageous threats to my country, we will continue our support for Ukraine's defence.” Kyiv has recently faced a wave of Russian ballistic missile attacks that have damaged residential buildings and killed dozens of people. The intensifying strikes have pushed civilian deaths to their highest level since the early months of Russia's 2022 invasion.&nbsp;In a separate Russian drone strike on Chernigiv, north of Kyiv, 15 people were wounded, according to Ukraine's emergency services. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, speaking during an address marking the country's independence, acknowledged the severity of the situation while highlighting continued international backing. "Right now, things are really very difficult for all of us. But there is a force holding us firmly by the hand," Zelensky said, adding: "It is the strength of our mutual circle". He urged Ukraine's partners to provide the country with the military assistance required to bring the conflict to an end."everything it needs to stop this war".&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/sugar-mill-owner-in-pakistan-writes-to-asim-munir-over-its-illegal-closure-seeks-probe-and-action-against-two-officials-1787577540114">Sugar mill owner in Pakistan writes to Asim Munir over its ‘illegal’ closure, seeks probe and action against two officials</a><h2>EU releases additional military aid</h2>The European Union announced Monday that it had released another 6.1 billion euros, equivalent to about $7.1 billion, in military assistance for Ukraine, with air defence among the key priorities. The latest funding forms part of a proposed 90-billion-euro loan package for Ukraine, which includes 60 billion euros earmarked for military assistance.&nbsp;Ahead of the Kyiv meeting, Ukraine has also intensified attacks on Russian logistics and infrastructure. Several warehouses belonging to Russian e-commerce company Ozon were reportedly targeted. Ozon said fires broke out early Monday at warehouses in Krasnodar and Makhachkala in southern Russia. Facilities in Adygeysk and Nevinnomyssk were evacuated amid reported drone threats.&nbsp;Russian officials separately said debris from a Ukrainian drone attack killed two children and injured nine other people. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Saturday that Kyiv had "opened Pandora's box" by attacking Russia's economy and warned that Moscow would escalate its response, including against Ukrainian agricultural infrastructure.<h2>UK to support SCALP missile production</h2>During his Kyiv visit, Burnham is expected to announce that the British government has authorised defence company MBDA to release classified information required to support Ukrainian and French efforts to establish local production of the long-range SCALP missile. The Kremlin has accused Britain of obstructing peace efforts by sharing the information with Kyiv. Moscow has also threatened to target and "destroy" facilities in Ukraine involved in producing the missile.&nbsp;French President Emmanuel Macron pledged Saturday that France would provide Ukraine with additional interceptor missiles.The need for stronger air defence has become increasingly urgent as Russia continues to launch large numbers of ballistic missiles. Their high speed and steep trajectories make them particularly difficult for Ukrainian forces to intercept. Ukraine depends heavily on sophisticated air defence systems, particularly US-made Patriot interceptors, to protect its cities and critical infrastructure. However, Kyiv has reported a growing shortage of Patriot missiles following the outbreak of war between the United States and Israel and Iran in February, which has affected the availability of interceptor supplies.<h2>Ukraine reports Patriot missile shortfall</h2>Ahead of the meeting, Zelensky disclosed unusually detailed figures about Ukraine's Patriot interceptor supplies.He said deliveries had fallen sharply since 2023. "Over the entire of 2023, Ukraine received 675 missiles, and over all of 2025 -- 364, even though Russian missile strikes have increased," Zelensky said. "For 2026, as currently projected, it is 264," he added, saying Ukraine was seeking a package of at least 300 interceptors ahead of the coming winter.&nbsp;The United States is also dealing with shortages of Patriot missiles amid its conflict with Iran and has been reluctant to provide Ukraine with large additional quantities. Zelensky said Russia has the capacity to manufacture approximately 100 ballistic missiles each month. Ukraine, meanwhile, has stepped up its long-range campaign against Russian energy and logistics infrastructure, including oil refineries and retail warehouses.&nbsp;The Coalition of the Willing began as a Franco-British initiative aimed at strengthening support for Ukraine and increasing pressure on Russia. The group was initially conceived as a coalition of nations prepared to deploy peacekeeping forces to Ukraine if a ceasefire were achieved. As uncertainty surrounding US commitments under President Donald Trump has continued, however, the coalition has increasingly become a forum for coordinating military and political support for Kyiv.

UK PM Andy Burnham backs continued defence aid for Ukraine as European allies discuss air defence, Patriot missiles and SCALP missile production in Kyiv

The United Kingdom will continue providing defence assistance to Ukraine despite threats from Russia, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Monday during his visit to Kyiv, where European allies gathered to discuss further support for the war-torn country. Air defence is expected to be the central focus of the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing. The group is being jointly chaired by the leaders of France and Germany, who are taking part remotely, and Britain's Burnham. Burnham arrived in Kyiv for his first foreign trip since becoming prime minister. He was joined by several other European leaders and EU Council President Antonio Costa. Speaking ahead of the meeting and on Ukraine's Independence Day, Burnham said: “Despite Russia's outrageous threats to my country, we will continue our support for Ukraine's defence.” Kyiv has recently faced a wave of Russian ballistic missile attacks that have damaged residential buildings and killed dozens of people. The intensifying strikes have pushed civilian deaths to their highest level since the early months of Russia's 2022 invasion. In a separate Russian drone strike on Chernigiv, north of Kyiv, 15 people were wounded, according to Ukraine's emergency services. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, speaking during an address marking the country's independence, acknowledged the severity of the situation while highlighting continued international backing. "Right now, things are really very difficult for all of us. But there is a force holding us firmly by the hand," Zelensky said, adding: "It is the strength of our mutual circle". He urged Ukraine's partners to provide the country with the military assistance required to bring the conflict to an end. "everything it needs to stop this war". Also Read: Sugar mill owner in Pakistan writes to Asim Munir over its ‘illegal’ closure, seeks probe and action against two officials EU releases additional military aid The European Union announced Monday that it had released another 6.1 billion euros, equivalent to about $7.1 billion, in military assistance for Ukraine, with air defence among the key priorities. The latest funding forms part of a proposed 90-billion-euro loan package for Ukraine, which includes 60 billion euros earmarked for military assistance. Ahead of the Kyiv meeting, Ukraine has also intensified attacks on Russian logistics and infrastructure. Several warehouses belonging to Russian e-commerce company Ozon were reportedly targeted. Ozon said fires broke out early Monday at warehouses in Krasnodar and Makhachkala in southern Russia. Facilities in Adygeysk and Nevinnomyssk were evacuated amid reported drone threats. Russian officials separately said debris from a Ukrainian drone attack killed two children and injured nine other people. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Saturday that Kyiv had "opened Pandora's box" by attacking Russia's economy and warned that Moscow would escalate its response, including against Ukrainian agricultural infrastructure. UK to support SCALP missile production During his Kyiv visit, Burnham is expected to announce that the British government has authorised defence company MBDA to release classified information required to support Ukrainian and French efforts to establish local production of the long-range SCALP missile. The Kremlin has accused Britain of obstructing peace efforts by sharing the information with Kyiv. Moscow has also threatened to target and "destroy" facilities in Ukraine involved in producing the missile. French President Emmanuel Macron pledged Saturday that France would provide Ukraine with additional interceptor missiles. The need for stronger air defence has become increasingly urgent as Russia continues to launch large numbers of ballistic missiles. Their high speed and steep trajectories make them particularly difficult for Ukrainian forces to intercept. Ukraine depends heavily on sophisticated air defence systems, particularly US-made Patriot interceptors, to protect its cities and critical infrastructure. However, Kyiv has reported a growing shortage of Patriot missiles following the outbreak of war between the United States and Israel and Iran in February, which has affected the availability of interceptor supplies. Ukraine reports Patriot missile shortfall Ahead of the meeting, Zelensky disclosed unusually detailed figures about Ukraine's Patriot interceptor supplies. He said deliveries had fallen sharply since 2023. "Over the entire of 2023, Ukraine received 675 missiles, and over all of 2025 -- 364, even though Russian missile strikes have increased," Zelensky said. "For 2026, as currently projected, it is 264," he added, saying Ukraine was seeking a package of at least 300 interceptors ahead of the coming winter. The United States is also dealing with shortages of Patriot missiles amid its conflict with Iran and has been reluctant to provide Ukraine with large additional quantities. Zelensky said Russia has the capacity to manufacture approximately 100 ballistic missiles each month. Ukraine, meanwhile, has stepped up its long-range campaign against Russian energy and logistics infrastructure, including oil refineries and retail warehouses. The Coalition of the Willing began as a Franco-British initiative aimed at strengthening support for Ukraine and increasing pressure on Russia. The group was initially conceived as a coalition of nations prepared to deploy peacekeeping forces to Ukraine if a ceasefire were achieved. As uncertainty surrounding US commitments under President Donald Trump has continued, however, the coalition has increasingly become a forum for coordinating military and political support for Kyiv.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges continued defence aid to Ukraine as European allies focus on air defence amid escalating Russian missile strikes

Andy Burnham in Ukraine: UK PM vows continued defence aid to Kyiv despite Russian threats

Britain's Challenger tanks as per reports have arrived in Ukraine. Speaking to AFP, Iryna Zolotar, spokesperson for the Kyiv-based defence ministry, said that "they (the tanks) are in Ukraine already." Zolotar did not provide any other details. These tanks will reportedly be part of Ukraine's counter-offensive operation against aggressor Russia. The Challenger 2 tanks use depleted uranium shells as ammunition.&nbsp;Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin had warned that Moscow would be "forced to react" if Britain follows through on a promise to deliver the armour-piercing ammunition, reports AFP.

Earlier on Monday, Ukraine's defence minister Oleksiy Reznikov said that he inspected a "new addition" to the country's forces. AFP reports that Reznikov was referring to the Challenger tanks as well as Germany's Marder infantry fighting vehicles, plus Cougar armoured trucks and Stryker armoured personnel carriers from the United States.

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Taking to Facebook, the minister praised Britain's Challengers, calling them works of "military art" and said that "a year ago, no one would have thought that our partners' support would be so strong."

United Kingdom on Monday announced that Ukrainian troops have completed training on UK-donated Challenger tanks and are ready to be deployed on the front lines.

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"Ukrainian tank crews have completed training on Challenger 2 tanks in the UK and have returned home to continue their fight against Russia's illegal and unprovoked invasion," said the British ministry of defence in a statement.

Ukrainian tank crews began their training shortly after the UK in January announced that it will be donating 14 tanks to Kyiv.

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The crew, as per the UK defence ministry, learned how to command, drive, and "effectively identify and engage targets."&nbsp;

"It is truly inspiring to witness the determination of Ukrainian soldiers having completed their training on British Challenger 2 tanks on British soil," said Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, as per AFP.&nbsp;He added that the soldiers "return to their homeland better equipped but to no less danger. We will continue to stand by them and do all we can to support Ukraine for as long as it takes."

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Britain's Challenger tanks as per reports have arrived in Ukraine. Speaking to AFP, Iryna Zolotar, spokesperson for the Kyiv-based defence ministry, said that "they (the tanks) are in Ukraine already.

Britain's Challenger tanks as per reports have arrived in Ukraine. Speaking to AFP, Iryna Zolotar, spokesperson for the Kyiv-based defence ministry, said that "they (the tanks) are in Ukraine already." Zolotar did not provide any other details. These tanks will reportedly be part of Ukraine's counter-offensive operation against aggressor Russia. The Challenger 2 tanks use depleted uranium shells as ammunition. Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin had warned that Moscow would be "forced to react" if Britain follows through on a promise to deliver the armour-piercing ammunition, reports AFP. Earlier on Monday, Ukraine's defence minister Oleksiy Reznikov said that he inspected a "new addition" to the country's forces. AFP reports that Reznikov was referring to the Challenger tanks as well as Germany's Marder infantry fighting vehicles, plus Cougar armoured trucks and Stryker armoured personnel carriers from the United States. Watch | Ukraine Receives 18 Leopard 2 main battle Tanks from Germany Taking to Facebook, the minister praised Britain's Challengers, calling them works of "military art" and said that "a year ago, no one would have thought that our partners' support would be so strong." United Kingdom on Monday announced that Ukrainian troops have completed training on UK-donated Challenger tanks and are ready to be deployed on the front lines. Also read | Ukraine allies slam IOC, say 'not a single reason' to lift olympics ban on athletes from Russia and Belarus "Ukrainian tank crews have completed training on Challenger 2 tanks in the UK and have returned home to continue their fight against Russia's illegal and unprovoked invasion," said the British ministry of defence in a statement. Ukrainian tank crews began their training shortly after the UK in January announced that it will be donating 14 tanks to Kyiv. Also read | Germany confirms delivery of 18 leopard tanks to Ukraine The crew, as per the UK defence ministry, learned how to command, drive, and "effectively identify and engage targets." "It is truly inspiring to witness the determination of Ukrainian soldiers having completed their training on British Challenger 2 tanks on British soil," said Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, as per AFP. He added that the soldiers "return to their homeland better equipped but to no less danger. We will continue to stand by them and do all we can to support Ukraine for as long as it takes." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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British PM Boris Johnson visited Kyiv for the second time in two months on Friday and met President Volodymyr Zelensky.

The Ukraine president hailed ties with UK even as the European Union expressed its willingness to accept Ukraine.

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"Many days of this war have proved that Great Britain's support for Ukraine is firm and resolute," Zelensky said as he welcomed Johnson to Ukraine. The British prime minister had visited Kyiv in April just weeks after Russian troops were pushed back from Kyiv.

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The British government announced it was ready to train Ukraine's soldiers every 120 days which it claimed would "fundamentally change the equation of the war".

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Ukraine's troops have earlier trained with UK troops under&nbsp;Operation Orbital. The UK has already provided millions of dollars worth of arms to Ukraine to fight the Russian forces.

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Earlier French President Emmanuel Macron visited Ukraine and met President Zelensky. In a controversial remark a few days ago Macron had said Russia should not be "humiliated" in the Ukraine war which had angered Zelensky.

However, after the meeting with Macron, Zelensky said: "We've turned the page, while adding that, "The relationship with President Macron is transparent and frank." &nbsp;

France said it would be sending long-range Caesar howitzers as Ukraine continues to battle Russian forces,

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British PM Boris Johnson visited Kyiv for the second time in two months on Friday and met President Volodymyr Zelensky. The Ukraine president hailed ties with UK even as the European Union expressed its willingness to accept Ukraine. Also Read: Unipolar world order is over, says Putin amid Ukraine war "Many days of this war have proved that Great Britain's support for Ukraine is firm and resolute," Zelensky said as he welcomed Johnson to Ukraine. The British prime minister had visited Kyiv in April just weeks after Russian troops were pushed back from Kyiv. Mr President, Volodymyr, It is good to be in Kyiv again. pic.twitter.com/wbpMuf6YqY — Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) June 17, 2022 × The British government announced it was ready to train Ukraine's soldiers every 120 days which it claimed would "fundamentally change the equation of the war". Watch: European lab CERN to halt cooperation with Russia Ukraine's troops have earlier trained with UK troops under Operation Orbital. The UK has already provided millions of dollars worth of arms to Ukraine to fight the Russian forces. To the Ukrainian people: the UK is with you and we will be with you until you ultimately prevail. pic.twitter.com/5CU7Chl79L — Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) June 17, 2022 × Earlier French President Emmanuel Macron visited Ukraine and met President Zelensky. In a controversial remark a few days ago Macron had said Russia should not be "humiliated" in the Ukraine war which had angered Zelensky. However, after the meeting with Macron, Zelensky said: "We've turned the page, while adding that, "The relationship with President Macron is transparent and frank." France said it would be sending long-range Caesar howitzers as Ukraine continues to battle Russian forces, (With inputs from Agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

'It is good to be in Kyiv again': UK PM Boris Johnson meets Zelensky amid Ukraine war

The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday vowed his support to&nbsp;Kiev's sovereignty&nbsp;"in the face of Russia's destabilising behaviour" and countering its&nbsp;"malign influence".

Britain and Ukraine have clinched a "strategic partnership agreement"&nbsp;that includes a free trade deal covering goods, services, and tariffs and quotas.

The deal was signed in Downing Street as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky makes a two-day visit to the UK.&nbsp;

It will replace key elements of an existing partnership agreement between&nbsp;Ukraine&nbsp;and the European Union, as London looks to its post-Brexit future in 2021.

Britain formally left the bloc in January but has remained bound by most of its rules until the end of the year under the terms of its divorce.&nbsp;

"The two leaders discussed the importance of working together to counter Russia's malign influence, both in Ukraine and in the wider region," a Downing Street spokesman said.

"They also expressed their shared concern about the situation in Belarus. The prime minister outlined the steps the UK has taken in response to human rights abuses in the country, including the imposition of sanctions."

"The UK is&nbsp;Ukraine's most fervent supporter," Johnson said in a statement ahead of the signing.&nbsp;

"We are utterly committed to upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of&nbsp;Ukraine," he added, calling the new agreement "the next chapter" in the countries' relationship.&nbsp;

The new deal with Kiev includes a comprehensive preferential free trade agreement covering goods, services, and tariffs and quotas, his office said.

It also details commitments to cooperate on peaceful conflict resolution, defence and security, climate change and human rights.&nbsp;

Russia in 2014 annexed Crimea from&nbsp;Ukraine, a move that also prompted the outbreak of a Moscow-backed separatist conflict in the country's east.

London said it is "a staunch defender of&nbsp;Ukraine's right to self-determination" and noted British troops had trained over 18,000 members of&nbsp;Ukraine's armed forces since 2015.

The UK will also soon lead a multi-national "maritime training initiative" for the Ukrainian Navy, according to Downing Street.

The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday vowed his support to Kiev's sovereignty "in the face of Russia's destabilising behaviour" and countering its "malign influence".

The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday vowed his support to Kiev's sovereignty "in the face of Russia's destabilising behaviour" and countering its "malign influence". Britain and Ukraine have clinched a "strategic partnership agreement" that includes a free trade deal covering goods, services, and tariffs and quotas. The deal was signed in Downing Street as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky makes a two-day visit to the UK. It will replace key elements of an existing partnership agreement between Ukraine and the European Union, as London looks to its post-Brexit future in 2021. Britain formally left the bloc in January but has remained bound by most of its rules until the end of the year under the terms of its divorce. "The two leaders discussed the importance of working together to counter Russia's malign influence, both in Ukraine and in the wider region," a Downing Street spokesman said. "They also expressed their shared concern about the situation in Belarus. The prime minister outlined the steps the UK has taken in response to human rights abuses in the country, including the imposition of sanctions." "The UK is Ukraine's most fervent supporter," Johnson said in a statement ahead of the signing. "We are utterly committed to upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine," he added, calling the new agreement "the next chapter" in the countries' relationship. The new deal with Kiev includes a comprehensive preferential free trade agreement covering goods, services, and tariffs and quotas, his office said. It also details commitments to cooperate on peaceful conflict resolution, defence and security, climate change and human rights. Russia in 2014 annexed Crimea from Ukraine, a move that also prompted the outbreak of a Moscow-backed separatist conflict in the country's east. London said it is "a staunch defender of Ukraine's right to self-determination" and noted British troops had trained over 18,000 members of Ukraine's armed forces since 2015. The UK will also soon lead a multi-national "maritime training initiative" for the Ukrainian Navy, according to Downing Street.

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