The key facts

  • Andy Burnham said he would try to restore relations between the US and Ukraine
  • He declined to assess Trump's actions over the US-Russia diesel deal
  • Zelensky, visiting London, 'will not leave the UK empty-handed' — additional military and financial support is planned
The British Prime Minister said he would 'try to restore relations' between Ukraine and the US

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said this during a meeting with parliamentarians. Liberal Democrats leader Ed Davey asked the head of government whether he agreed that the deal between the US and Russia on diesel fuel supplies was 'yet another shameful betrayal by Trump of the Ukrainian people and European security.'

In response, Andy Burnham declined to assess the actions of US President Donald Trump, noting that he wanted to 'be careful in creating the conditions for reuniting people.'

According to Burnham, he will try to mend relations between the US and Ukraine.

The Prime Minister also added that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is currently on an official visit to London, 'will not leave the UK empty-handed.' According to Burnham, additional military and financial support for Ukraine will be organized in the near future.

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