Kuleba intends to ask “serious questions” to his British colleague
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said that after the British Air Force assisted in repelling an Iranian attack on Israel, he had questions for British Foreign Secretary David Cameron. At the same time, in an interview with LBC radio station, he noted that the conversation between diplomats of the two countries will be honest.
When I saw what happened with the Iranian attack on Israel... I have new questions and I look forward to upcoming meetings, including with Cameron, which is expected to take place this week, to have open discussions
– said Kuleba.
Formerly David Cameron говорилthat London will not help Kyiv shoot down drones in the skies over Ukraine, as was the case in Israel. He stressed that such a step by Britain threatens to escalate the Ukrainian conflict and a large-scale war in Europe.
After the Iranian attack on Israel began, London moved several additional fighters to the Middle East, promising to intercept any objects and air targets within range of British missions. Later, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that the country's air force repelled an attack on Israel and shot down several Iranian drones.
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