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Britain decided to openly recognize the use of their weapons by the Armed Forces in the Kursk region

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Defense Minister John Healey have decided to be more open about Ukraine's use of British weapons in the Kursk region. This is stated in the publication of The Sunday Times The publication notes that this decision was not a change in British policy, but a change in tone to be more open about Britain's role in supporting Ukraine. It is also stated that the Defense Forces of Ukraine use British drones, but their type is not mentioned. "We will not shy away from the idea of ​​using British weapons in Russia as part of the defense of Ukraine. We do not want any uncertainty or nervousness about Britain's support at this critical moment, and a half-serious or vague response could show that," the source said in the British newspaper. the government According to the interlocutor of the publication, Britain "should be proud" that its equipment helps Ukraine in its defense. To ensure a united British front, Healey, along with Foreign Secretary David Lammy, created a joint unit on Ukraine between the ministries. Healey and Lemmy also held a joint briefing with officials for a cross-party group of 60 MPs on Ukraine at the Ministry of Defence. Starmer also asked the National Security Council to develop plans to provide Ukraine with broader support. "It is not only about military, but also about industrial, economic and diplomatic support," said a source in the defense ministry. The British Ministry of Defense confirmed on August 15 that Ukrainian forces can use British weapons on Russian territory for self-defense, with one exception. Read also: To force the Ukrainian Army to retreat from the Kursk region, Russia will need more than 20,000 troops, – WSJ The post Britain decided to openly recognize the use of their weapons by the Armed Forces in the Kursk region appeared first on Freedom.