“Russia should not be allowed to re-concentrate its forces” |
British Prime Minister Rishi Altar said on December 19 that the West “Russia’s own military should prevent the ability to regroup its forces.
He recalled that Russia now it continues its aggression against Ukraine by using drones.
The Associated Press writes that Sunak said these words at the summit of the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) in Riga, the capital of Latvia.
British-led JEF Europe 10 unites the country and has the function of reacting more flexibly in cases such as Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
Sunak stated that in the current situation, it is “absolutely meaningless” for Russia to unilaterally call for a ceasefire.
He said that such a call would be wrong:
“Our collective resolve is clear. We support Ukraine and will continue to support it. First of all, because their safety is our safety.”
Russia He bought a new batch of drones from Iran
This summit is joined by video link Ukraine the president Volodymyr Zelensky Iran Shahed talked about kamikaze drones.
He said that Russia used 34 such drones during last night’s attack.
“These are from the new batch of Shahed drones that Russia bought from Iran. There are 250 drones in this batch. The terrorist state just bought that many drones. Russian missiles for attack and Iran constantly uses drones”.
Iran Although it confirmed that it supplied Russia with drones, it claimed that Tehran gave these drones to Moscow even before Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
Sunak also said that the consequences of economic measures against Russia should become increasingly severe.
“Let Russia guarantee that it will not attack its neighbors”
Last week European Union Due to Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, Moscow has adopted the 9th package of sanctions.
Russia’s latest sanctions package military– the industrial complex, as well as Ukraine targeting individuals and groups responsible for attacks on its citizens and abduction of children.
A non-EU member Britain also accepted sanctions similar to these sanctions separately.
President of Finland Sauli Niinisto President of France Emmanuel Macronwhile commenting on his proposal to provide security guarantees to Russia, he said:
“If Russia gives guarantees that it will not attack its neighbors, why not give guarantees to Russia at the same level and with the same credibility?”