Great Britain does not intend to send its military personnel to Ukraine.
This was stated by the British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in an interview with the Italian publication La Repubblica.
What Lammy said about sending British troops to Ukraine
Yesterday, the French newspaper Le Monde reported that France and Great Britain have resumed discussions on sending troops to Ukraine.
This is due to the possible end of US support for Ukraine after Donald Trump returns to the White House.
We will not send British soldiers to Ukraine, the British Foreign Secretary said.
He noted that he does not see any interest on Russia's part in negotiations.
In this regard, Lammy continued, the UK will continue to support Ukraine next year.
The truth is that Europe is in for a tough, tough winter. It will be a tough winter for the Ukrainian military, the British Foreign Secretary added.
For reference
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a sovereign state off the northwest coast of continental Europe, consisting of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
