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Kiran Stacey Political correspondent

Western countries must keep military aid flowing to Ukraine, Starmer warns

Sir Keir Starmer United States Ukraine Donald Trump United Kingdom Volodymyr Zelenksyy Nigel Farage Kyiv

Keir Starmer speaking in the Commons — Keir Starmer speaking to the Commons after a tumultuous 72 hours for the Ukraine conflict. Photograph: House of Commons/PA

Western countries must keep military aid flowing to Ukraine, Keir Starmer has warned, amid reports that the US president, Donald Trump, is considering stopping US support to Kyiv altogether.

The prime minister told MPs on Monday that Ukraine would need money and weapons from allied countries even after a peace deal, as he also urged the US to provide security guarantees that go beyond its proposed minerals deal.

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