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Prime Minister David Cameron remains “hopeful” that the US will provide billions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine, despite tense negotiations with US politicians failing to yield a decisive breakthrough. There is.
The foreign secretary believes there is a way out of the Donald Trump-inspired blockade on Kiev, despite Republicans continuing to block a $60bn (more than £47.5bn) aid package for Ukraine. ing.
Presidential candidates and other Republican leaders did not indicate a change in their position after the meeting with Cameron, but insiders said the former prime minister was “hopeful” that Ukraine would get the funding it needs. Ta.
That could mean Democrats will field House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican whose position has been threatened by Trump supporters, to hold a vote on the aid package.
Alternatively, U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken also told Prime Minister Cameron during wide-ranging talks that the Joe Biden administration has yet to send cash to Ukraine, although it will be a small package from the fund that does not require Congressional approval. He suggested that it might be found. Approval from Congress.
Prime Minister David Cameron did not get the meeting he had hoped for with Mike Johnson, the man at the center of the scandal, leaving Johnson to make the decision, but officials denied any cynicism and said the two met during the trip. They were reportedly exchanging messages on the phone.
Despite failing to make a breakthrough, Cameron continued to strive for victory in Wednesday’s Republican round.
In an interview with CNN during his visit to Washington DC, the Foreign Minister said: “Everyone wants an end to the murders and an end to the war. But that can only be obtained by supporting Ukraine and showing strength.
“Peace comes not through appeasement or weakness, but through strength.”
Cameron also rejected the idea that Ukraine would cede territory to Russia in a peace deal, an idea promoted by President Trump, according to US media outlets.
“I don’t think we should be talking about those things now. We should be talking about how we can put Ukraine back in a favorable position.
“They showed incredible courage. They showed that they can beat Putin, that they are not going to lose for lack of morale, that they are not going to lose for lack of ingenuity on the battlefield.
“The only way they lose is if we don’t give them the support they deserve.”
With Mr Trump seeking a return to the White House, Mr Cameron also suggested that a decision on Ukraine would not be allowed to be postponed until after the election.
“There was a risk that Ukraine would lose further ground to President Putin, and in November we could have acted, we could have helped, we could have defeated Putin. No one wants to find themselves in a situation where they could have started the process.”We won Ukraine and got a just peace, but we didn’t get it. ”
He called on Republican politicians not to fall for propaganda from President Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
Senior officials, including House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner and Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, have warned that some Republicans are being influenced by Russian propaganda.
Asked about the situation, Prime Minister Cameron told MSNBC: “Don’t listen to President Putin’s lies about Ukraine. This is the kind of liberal democracy we want.
“And we should stand by our friends. If we don’t, the world will take notice.”