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The United Kingdom is boosting Ukraine's air defense with the Gravehawk system, which is designed to transform Soviet-era missiles for use today.

The United Kingdom agreed to loan Ukraine around $3 billion on Saturday to support their efforts in the war against Russia after a contentious White House meeting left the world wondering about the nation’s ability to secure its sovereign borders.

A post shared on X claims the United Kingdom said it was talking about deploying troops to Ukraine. Verdict: Misleading The UK’s Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, said the country might send peacekeepers to Ukraine as part of a peace deal.

In the midst of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the United Kingdom has stepped up to provide export financing for Ukraine’s air defense. This commitment was made public during a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Ukraine's president visited the United Kingdom Saturday.

A day after a heated exchange in the Oval Office, the United Kingdom has signed a new loan deal with Ukraine.

London, 12 EU countries, Canada, and Turkey seek a peace plan to convince the United States and provide guarantees to Kiev, while Starmer promises new aid that will fund over 5,000 missiles. The European NATO countries and Canada have decided to increase military aid to Ukraine and economic sanctions on Russia so that the Kiev government can negotiate with Moscow "from a position of strength,

Washington, which initiated negotiations with Russia without involving Ukraine or Europe, reproaches Zelensky for not accepting an unconditional ceasefire. A weekend of contrasts for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

This £2.26 billion loan is just the latest in a series of steps the UK took to support Ukraine and reinforce its defence capabilities. The UK government has clarified that its support for Ukraine will continue as long as necessary to ensure the security of both nations and the international community.