What did Moscow say?
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in response to Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to London:
The Kremlin’s assessment of British plans to supply Ukraine with additional weapons is negative. “British plans to supply Ukraine with additional weapons will not affect the conduct of the special operation, but it will lead to retaliatory measures from Russia.” Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a regular meeting with members of the Security Council on Monday.
Which witness to Zelenskyy’s visit to London?
Zelenskyy arrives in London, which has pledged to deliver “hundreds” of missiles and attack drones to Kyiv. This was stated in a post on Monday on Zelenskyy’s official channel on the Telegram app: Today – London. The UK is leading the way in expanding our capabilities on the ground and in the air. The letter added: “This collaboration will continue today. I meet my friend Rishi (Sunak). We will conduct substantive negotiations face to face and in the presence of delegations. In a tweet announcing his departure for London, the Ukrainian President said: “The UK has been a pioneer in providing us with additional ground and air equipment. And this cooperation will continue.” The United Kingdom will deliver to Ukraine “hundreds” of anti-aircraft missiles, and offensive marches with a range of more than 200 kilometers. The United Kingdom announced the week last supply of long-range Storm Shadow missiles. The statement quoted Sunak as saying, “This is a decisive moment for the Ukrainians to resist in the face of the terrible aggression they did not choose. They must not be let down ( … It is in everyone’s interest to ensure that Ukraine succeeds and that Putin’s barbarism is not rewarded.”
European tour
Zelenskyy’s visit is part of a European tour that has taken him to Rome, Berlin and Paris, in which he seeks additional military pledge from his allies ahead of the counterattack his army is preparing against the forces Russians. On Sunday, France pledged, where Zelenskyy met with President Emmanuel Macron, to train a number of Ukrainian battalions and equip them with dozens of armored vehicles and light tanks of the AMX-10RC model, which are often used in reconnaissance missions. Chancellor Olaf Schultz on Sunday confirmed his country’s support for Kyiv. Schulz announced a new military aid plan for Ukraine worth 2.7 billion euros, which includes numerous tanks, armored vehicles and air defense systems Schulz explained that Berlin’s support in Kiev amounted to 17 billion euros, the largest contribution after the United States. On the other hand, no capital spoke about the delivery of fighter jets that Kiev persists in asking for
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