‘Become targets for Putin’: UK Foreign Secretary Cameron rejects idea of sending British soldiers to Ukraine

Head of the UK Foreign Ministry David Cameron spoke out against sending British troops to Ukraine.

This information reported by The Times.

“No, we do not want to give Putin such a goal,” he said, responding to questions from journalists during the NATO summit.

At the same time, as reported by The Times, the British Foreign Minister stated that “this war could be lost for the West if allies do not take a step forward and give Ukrainians what they need.”

Germany refused to transfer long-range missiles “Taurus”. Meanwhile in the US, Republicans are delaying the allocation of $60 billion in aid.

Cameron urged Western allies of Ukraine to continue sending weapons to Kyiv amid fears that Donald Trump’s presidency could end US support.

“Some types of weapons have an expiration date. It’s much better to give them to Ukraine, and they can use them, than to decommission them at home, which will actually cost you money,” he said.