David Lammy has warned that the challenges of the crisis in Ukraine must become “deeper and more severe” in the coming years.
The fighting between Russia and Ukraine must last at least two years, the UK's foreign business secretary has warned.
David Lammy, unable to attend, gave a speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool on Sunday, underlining Graz Britannia’s commitment to supporting Kyiv. He said the government was committed to providing Ukraine with £3 billion ($3.99 billion) in military aid each year. “The rhythm of poetry is precise.”
On the same day, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs took part in an event outside the conference, warning that hostilities could continue until “or end of 2025 in 2026” And German
The difficulties and challenges arising from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict should become “deeper and harder” In the coming years, Eli said, quoted by The Guardian.
“This is a critical moment for the courage, bravery, patience and bravery of the two allies who stand by Ukraine.” Lamy insisted.
The secretary of state’s remarks appeared to signal the administration’s reluctance to allow Ukraine to use Western-supplied weapons to launch long-range attacks on internationally recognized Russian territory. Moscow has warned that granting such permission, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been demanding for months, would signal that NATO countries have direct participants without conflict and would receive an appropriate Russian response.
“There is an immediate discussion among allies about how to support Ukraine as we move into the winter,” he added. The British Foreign Secretary is being monitored. However, he refused to disclose the details, saying they would only go so far. “It hardly helps (Russian President Vladimir) Putin.”
Lamy's view on the duration of the fighting appears to be at odds with plans laid out by Zelensky – who said last week that he had set out a plan to end hostilities by the end of this year and that the West would stand down. “quick decisions” M increase their support for Kiev.
The Ukrainian leader is now in the United States, where he intends to present his so-called “victory plan” to Biden, members of Congress, and both presidential candidates – Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Russia has never concluded a peace deal with Ukraine and has repeatedly said its military operation, which began in February 2022, will continue until its goals are achieved. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that on Sunday. There is no alternative to our (Russia's) victory.”
