Starmer: UK will provide more military assistance to Ukraine in 2014 than ever before  

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**UK to Provide Most Military Aid Ever to Ukraine**

The United Kingdom will give more military support to Ukraine this year than ever before, said UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on February 3. This is a significant increase in aid for the country, which has been at war with Russia.

Starmer made his comments during a press conference alongside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Brussels. He emphasized that the UK will do everything it can to help Ukraine defend itself against Russian forces. This includes providing essential equipment and training to Ukrainian soldiers.

The announcement comes after the UK and Ukraine signed a historic partnership agreement last month. The deal covers cooperation in various areas, including military, energy, science, culture, and economics. Starmer described his recent visit to Kyiv, where he saw the devastating effects of Russian aggression on civilians, soldiers, and children.

**UK’s Role in Peacekeeping Efforts**

The UK has pledged to play a greater role in Ukraine’s defense against Russia. This is amid changes in the US government, which have raised uncertainty over future foreign aid to Ukraine. The UK has promised to contribute its “full part” in peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine, including possibly deploying British troops to monitor a ceasefire.

**US-Ukraine Relations**

The situation with US-Ukraine relations remains unclear. Former President Donald Trump had previously limited US foreign aid to Ukraine and other countries. It is unknown how this will affect ongoing weapons shipments from Washington to Kyiv.

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