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Zelenskyy meets UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham in UkraineWorld

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held bilateral talks with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Monday after the two leaders took part in Independence Day events in Kyiv.

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UK, France to help Ukraine produce Storm Shadow missilesWorld

Ukraine’s allies met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to mark the country’s 35th independence anniversary. The United Kingdom and France pledged stronger military support, including classified technology intended to enable Ukraine to produce its own Storm Shadow missiles. Prime Minister Mark Carney was among the leaders promising continued backing as Ukraine defends itself against Russia’s invasion.

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Ukrainian drones attack Russian online retailer as Russia strikes backWorld1:58

Ukrainian drones hit a warehouse owned by Russian online retailer Ozon in a series of strikes across Russia on Saturday that killed at least six people. President Vladimir Putin responded by targeting Ukraine’s economic infrastructure. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin viewed the attacks as Ukraine opening “Pandora’s box” and now facing the response.

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Russia warns of rising tensions after UK gives Ukraine long-range missile blueprintsWorld4:28

Russia says tensions with the UK are increasing after Britain agreed to give Ukraine blueprints for producing more capable long-range missiles. During a visit to Kyiv, Prime Minister Andy Burnham handed over previously classified information on cruise-missile components, which will help Ukraine make its own version of the Storm Shadow missile.

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Can secret UK missile blueprints really help Ukraine against Russia?World

During a visit to Kyiv to meet President Zelensky, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham promised to hand Ukraine blueprints for building its own long-range missiles. He said Britain would keep pressure on Russia despite what Moscow called “outrageous threats.”

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Britain gives Ukraine missile blueprints as Shein prepares to go public | Global News PodcastWorld

Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the UK will help Ukraine develop technology to counter Russian attacks by sharing blueprints that could allow it to manufacture more long-range cruise missiles. Burnham met President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv to mark Ukrainian Independence Day. The podcast also covers Shein’s planned Hong Kong listing and Iran’s vow to keep fighting despite new US sanctions.

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What’s behind domestic political pressure on Ukraine’s president? | Inside StoryPolitics

International leaders are visiting Ukraine for its Independence Day as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy again rejects calls for a wartime election. Domestic pressure is mounting amid new corruption investigations involving senior government officials, while Russian and Ukrainian attacks intensify. What impact will this have?

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The campaign to replace Ukraine’s Volodymyr ZelenskyPolitics

Former Ukrainian defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov’s call last week for wartime elections is widely viewed as the strongest challenge to Volodymyr Zelensky’s presidency since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022. Zelensky’s five-year term ended in May 2024, but elections have been suspended until the war ends, amid pressure from Washington and Moscow.

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Russia strikes Ukrainian port city of Odessa with dronesWorld

Russian drones and missiles targeted the Ukrainian port city of Odessa, triggering fires at energy and gas infrastructure facilities. No deaths or injuries have been reported. Greg Simons of Daffodil International University provided analysis.

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UK to help Ukraine build long-range missiles using classified technologyWorld

Burnham, speaking in Kyiv during Ukraine’s Independence Day events, said he had approved a request to share Storm Shadow technology. British and French industry will support Ukraine, while the air-launched precision missile has a range of more than 250 kilometers.

TThe Associated Press
Could European support give embattled Zelenskyy and Kyiv a shot in the arm?Politics

On Ukraine’s Independence Day, the EU approved 6.1 billion euros in financial aid for Kyiv. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham also cleared the way for Ukraine to produce a version of the long-range SCALP missile, while French President Macron pledged more interceptor missiles. The commitments come as Zelenskyy faces corruption probes and calls from a former loyalist for national elections.

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Andy Burnham lays wreath in Kyiv on Ukraine’s Independence DayPolitics

On his first overseas trip since becoming prime minister last month, Andy Burnham laid a wreath in Kyiv on Monday for Ukraine’s Independence Day. He joined nearly a dozen European leaders, including European Council president Antonio Costa, to mark 35 years since Ukraine declared independence from the Soviet Union.

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Putin says Ukraine opened ‘Pandora’s box’ with economic strikesWorld

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Ukraine has opened “Pandora’s box” by targeting Russia’s economic infrastructure, as Kyiv continues strikes on businesses and warehouses. Klaus Larres of the University of North Carolina offers his analysis.

TTRT World
How the War in Ukraine Changed Modern WarfareWorld

Bloomberg Intelligence’s Rod Turnbull examines how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the continuing conflict have changed the way countries wage war, including through the impact of new technology, drones and artificial intelligence on military operations.

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Ukraine marks Independence Day as Russian attacks continueWorld

Ukraine is celebrating its Independence Day on Monday while Russia’s full-scale war continues, more than four and a half years after Moscow launched its invasion. Yaroslav Zharienov, editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian online publication Telegraf, offers his analysis.

TTRT World
European leaders arrive in Kyiv to mark Ukraine’s Independence DayPolitics

European leaders arrived in Kyiv on Monday for celebrations marking Ukraine’s Independence Day. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha welcomed European Council President António Costa, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden and Moldovan President Maia Sandu at the city’s railway station.

TThe Associated Press
Europe ramps up support for Ukraine as US-dependent air defence runs lowWorld

European leaders are gathering in Kyiv as Ukraine marks its 35th Independence Day. The Coalition of the Willing is expected to discuss further support, while the EU has announced more than €6 billion in aid. Critical air-defence assistance from the United States, however, is still absent.

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