Johnson: Ukraine will receive British military equipment "in the coming days and weeks"
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In a telephone conversation with Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson informed him about the arrival of ten self-propelled artillery units to Ukraine "in the coming weeks."
Johnson's office reported it following the conversation, EP informs.
"President Zelensky spoke about the current situation in Ukraine and the latest russian advance. The Prime Minister informed about the latest deliveries of British military equipment, including ten self-propelled artillery units and loitering munition, which will arrive in the coming days and weeks," the message reads.
It is not specified which self-propelled units Ukraine will receive.
Johnson also emphasized that the world supports Ukraine, and the Ukrainian armed forces are capable of taking back the territory captured by russian forces.
Among other topics of conversation between the heads of Ukraine and Britain are the issue of Ukrainian food exports, the fate of British volunteers captured by the russian federation, the results of the Lugano conference on Ukraine's recovery, and the holding of Eurovision 2023.
"The Prime Minister said that Great Britain has asked the European Union of Broadcasters to consider Ukraine's proposals regarding this event," the message reads.
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