Key take-aways
| Topic | What Was Agreed / Discussed |
|---|---|
| Royal Audience | King Charles III reaffirmed the Royal Family’s solidarity with Ukraine; Zelensky expressed gratitude for Britain’s steadfast humanitarian backing. |
| Meeting with PM Keir Starmer | • Deep-defence collaboration – fast-tracking Anglo-Ukrainian weapons and drone production, with fresh investment streams. • Sanctions 2.0 – Kyiv will hand London a new list of Russian factories (incl. producers of “Oreshnik” glide bombs) and individuals to be targeted in “all key jurisdictions”. • Diplomatic coordination – aligning G7/NATO messaging to push Moscow toward serious peace talks. |
| Parliament & Troop Visits | Zelensky met Speakers of both Houses, and inspected Ukrainian recruits training under the UK’s Op Interflex programme. |
Quote of the day
“Interaction with Russian arms manufacturers is a crime against peace. We will fix this.” – Volodymyr Zelensky
What’s next
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London and Kyiv teams to draft a joint production roadmap before the NATO Summit in The Hague (24-25 June).
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Britain to circulate Ukraine’s new sanctions dossier among G7 partners.
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Zelensky’s participation at The Hague still unconfirmed; a potential bilateral with US President Donald Trump is “not excluded.”
