The UK reiterated its unwavering commitment to Ukraine as Russia escalates attacks, firing over 300 missiles in July alone. Kyiv faces significant civilian casualties and infrastructure damage, including a cargo ship strike in Odesa killing ten civilians and attacks damaging the Latvian Honorary Consulate in Sloviansk. Russia’s actions have also led to drone incursions into Romania. The UK condemned Russia’s invasion as a violation of international law, criticizing its economic decline and urging an immediate ceasefire. It praised Ukraine’s right to self-defense under the UN Charter and welcomed the Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition’s support. The UK emphasized the need for a just peace aligned with UN principles and security guarantees to prevent future aggression.
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