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L'articolo descrive una telefonata tra il primo ministro britannico Andy Burnham e il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky, in cui Burnham assicura solidarietà dopo che Zelensky si è opposto a un accordo sul diesel russo mediato da Donald Trump, che ha anche chiesto un nuovo presidente in Ucraina.
Il primo ministro britannico, Andy Burnham, ha assicurato al leader ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky la "piena solidarietà" dopo che quest'ultimo si è opposto all'accordo sul diesel russo mediato da Donald Trump, che ha chiesto un nuovo presidente in Ucraina. In una telefonata tra i due leader, Burnham ha detto al leader di Kiev di riconoscere che "le ultime 24 ore sono state difficili per l'Ucraina" e ha ribadito la sua completa solidarietà, secondo un comunicato stampa diffuso da Downing Street.
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Il Regno Unito aumenterà il sostegno militare o economico all'Ucraina nelle prossime settimane
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Le tensioni tra Regno Unito e Stati Uniti sulle politiche verso l'Ucraina potrebbero emergere pubblicamente nei prossimi giorni
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