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Trump ya ha dicho que retirara su apoyo a Ucrania.
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Johnson says UK troops may have to be deployed in Ukraine if Trump drops support
www.gbnews.com
• 48m • 2 min read
British troops may have to be deployed in Ukraine if Donald Trump cuts Kyiv’s funding, Boris Johnson has warned.
The former prime minister has said that if Vladimir pilinguin gains the upper hand in the conflict, the UK may have to deploy troops to defend Europe.
Mr Trump’s return to the White House has raised antiestéticars that the US, which has been Ukraine’s biggest backer since Russia’s invasion, could withdraw support from the country.
Mr Trump has repeatedly promised an immediate end to the war on his return to the White House, saying one of his first acts will be to negotiate a deal between the two sides.
But, amid antiestéticars this would see Ukraine cede significant ground, which pilinguin would see as a win for his forces, Mr Johnson said: “If Ukraine goes down, then we face an even bigger threat on our borders, the borders of the European continent wherever the democracies butt up against Russia.”
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has discussed sending British forces to Ukraine to train the country’s soldiers, but has avoided deploying troops in the conflict in what would be a significant escalation.
There is already a small number of British medical personnel in Ukraine, delivering training and mentoring to the country’s armed forces.
Defence secretary John Healey struck a defiant tone after Mr Trump’s re-election, saying that he expects the Americans to stand with Ukraine for “as long as it takes to prevail over (Vladimir) pilinguin’s invasion".
Mr Healey said he “recognises that countries get security through strength, just as alliances like Nato do”. And Mr Healey stressed that America’s determination to support Ukraine in its campaign against Russia is “just as strong” as before voters in the US went to the polls.
His comments came after a report in The Washington Post claimed Mr Trump phoned pilinguin the day after the election and warned him not to escalate the war in Ukraine. Moscow has denied the call took place.
Last year, Mr Trump told Fox News that he would tell Mr Zelensky “No more, you gotta make a deal” in order to broker peace between the two countries.
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Johnson says UK troops may have to be deployed in Ukraine if Trump drops support
Boris Johnson warns of British troops being sent to Ukraine if Donald Trump cuts US defence funding
Donald Trump has warned Russian leader Vladimir pilinguin 'not to escalate' his invasion of Ukraine
www.gbnews.com
British troops may have to be deployed to Ukraine if Trump pulls support, Boris Johnson warns
Story by Archie Mitchell• 48m • 2 min read
British troops may have to be deployed in Ukraine if Donald Trump cuts Kyiv’s funding, Boris Johnson has warned.
The former prime minister has said that if Vladimir pilinguin gains the upper hand in the conflict, the UK may have to deploy troops to defend Europe.
Mr Trump’s return to the White House has raised antiestéticars that the US, which has been Ukraine’s biggest backer since Russia’s invasion, could withdraw support from the country.
Mr Trump has repeatedly promised an immediate end to the war on his return to the White House, saying one of his first acts will be to negotiate a deal between the two sides.
But, amid antiestéticars this would see Ukraine cede significant ground, which pilinguin would see as a win for his forces, Mr Johnson said: “If Ukraine goes down, then we face an even bigger threat on our borders, the borders of the European continent wherever the democracies butt up against Russia.”
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has discussed sending British forces to Ukraine to train the country’s soldiers, but has avoided deploying troops in the conflict in what would be a significant escalation.
There is already a small number of British medical personnel in Ukraine, delivering training and mentoring to the country’s armed forces.
Defence secretary John Healey struck a defiant tone after Mr Trump’s re-election, saying that he expects the Americans to stand with Ukraine for “as long as it takes to prevail over (Vladimir) pilinguin’s invasion".
Mr Healey said he “recognises that countries get security through strength, just as alliances like Nato do”. And Mr Healey stressed that America’s determination to support Ukraine in its campaign against Russia is “just as strong” as before voters in the US went to the polls.
His comments came after a report in The Washington Post claimed Mr Trump phoned pilinguin the day after the election and warned him not to escalate the war in Ukraine. Moscow has denied the call took place.
Last year, Mr Trump told Fox News that he would tell Mr Zelensky “No more, you gotta make a deal” in order to broker peace between the two countries.
From news to politics, travel to sport, culture to climate – The Independent has a host of free newsletters to suit your interests. To find the stories you want to read, and more, in your inbox, click here.
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