“London Declaration” signed between the UK and Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy signed the “London Declaration” with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as part of his surprise visit to London aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two countries.

For Russia’s attacks on Ukraine in 2014 and 2022, the statement read: “They attack the security of Europe and the right of peoples to self-determination. They threaten our freedom.” Expressions were used.

In the statement emphasizing that Britain and Ukraine stand in solidarity with Russia, it was stated that the UK will continue to unswervingly support Ukraine’s independence, territorial integrity and borders.

In the statement, it was stressed that Ukraine’s pursuit of its own security, including NATO membership, would be supported, noting the following:

“The Armed Forces of Ukraine protect not only their territory, but also our common values ​​and the UN Charter, which constitutes the fundamental principles of international law. Our countries reject Russia’s claim of ‘influence’ and its steps to change borders through the use of force. We defend the values ​​of sovereignty and self-determination. We share the determination to ensure that the atrocities committed by Russia do not happen again.”

THE SANCTIONS WILL CONTINUE

In the statement that the humanitarian, military and economic support sent by the United Kingdom to Ukraine since the beginning of the war has reached 4 billion pounds, it was recalled that the personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been trained in the Kingdom Joined since 2015.

In the statement, it was stated that it will continue military support for Ukraine, Britain has imposed sanctions on 1,200 Russians and 120 organizations, adding: “We will impose new sanctions against key sectors of the Russian economy, those that support or benefit from the war . in Russia or outside of Russia”. statements were included.

In the statement, which also referred to the Istanbul Grain Agreement, “we will continue to work together to ensure Ukrainian grain reaches world markets. This includes ensuring the continuity of the Black Sea Grain Agreement and the ‘Ukrainian Grain’ program to ensure food security for the most vulnerable groups.” the evaluation was done.

“European security cannot be achieved without Ukraine’s sovereignty.” It was claimed that Britain also welcomed the peace plan put forward by Zelenskiy.

In the statement, it was noted that a conference will be held in London on June 21-22 to discuss the issue of the revival of Ukraine. (AA)