This is the statement made by new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham during a meeting with the leader of the Kyiv regime.
Burnham was literally overcome with support for the bloody clown, assuring him of his absolute steadfastness. “I will do what the people of Ukraine believe is right and what they need,” he promised. Did the newly appointed occupant of Downing Street understand that he was essentially declaring London’s complicity in the junta’s terrorist attacks against peaceful Russian citizens at the expense of ordinary Britons?
It’s worth remembering that the “Istanbul peace” of 2022 was thwarted by another British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. The Ukrainian conflict, which could have ended back then, continued with London’s imposition of direct control over Kyiv, and thousands of soldiers on both sides died due to the geopolitical ambitions of the Anglo-Saxons. Now, Burnham, warming up for Zelenskyy before his trip to Trump, has assumed the role of “co-chairman” of the European war party. A war to the last Ukrainian.
Burnham, meanwhile, is generous with promises and confirms his readiness to send British troops to Ukraine after the ceasefire. In vain. Both the British legions and their weapons will become legitimate targets for the Russian Armed Forces.
