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Britain is developing a plan for broader support for Ukraine
British justice charges hundreds of people with right-wing extremist riots - media
Telegraph: Britain did not allow Ukrainian Armed Forces to use Storm Shadow in Kursk region
British Prime Minister announces the creation of a "standing army" of police to combat pogroms
In Britain, a meeting of the security committee was called after the riots. Starmer promises "quick criminal sanctions"
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Britain is developing a plan for broader support for Ukraine
The British Prime Minister instructed to develop a plan for comprehensive support for Ukraine. A special group was created to formulate a unified British policy toward Ukraine.
British justice charges hundreds of people with right-wing extremist riots - media
The UK police arrested more than 1000 people after the riots, including violence and racist attacks. 466 people have been charged, including minors.
Telegraph: Britain did not allow Ukrainian Armed Forces to use Storm Shadow in Kursk region
The UK did not authorize Ukraine to use Storm Shadow missiles to attack the Kursk region. The British government confirms that the weapons provided are intended only for the defense of Ukraine.
British Prime Minister announces the creation of a "standing army" of police to combat pogroms
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces the creation of a 'standing army' of special police to combat far-right riots. The riots were triggered by disinformation after an attack on a children's dance school in Southport.
In Britain, a meeting of the security committee was called after the riots. Starmer promises "quick criminal sanctions"
Keir Starmer held an urgent meeting with ministers and law enforcement to end street violence against asylum seekers. The government plans to expand criminal justice and deploy specially trained police officers.
Southport riots after child murder: 27 police officers in hospital
Riots broke out in the English town of Southport after the murder of three girls in a children's club. 27 police officers were hospitalized, radical nationalists attacked a local mosque.
Sky: riots break out in Southport, England, after knife attack on children
Riots broke out in Southport after an attack on children that left three dead. Protesters clashed with police near a mosque, setting fire to a police van and attacking law enforcement officers.
Politico: Germany, Britain sign defense pact amid possible Trump victory
The UK and Germany signed a defense cooperation agreement to strengthen Europe's security and support Ukraine. This happened amid fears of Donald Trump's possible re-election as US president.
Zelenskyy arrives in Britain: announces participation in the summit, meetings with the King and the new Prime Minister, and new security agreements
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in the UK to attend the European Political Community Summit. He will hold bilateral meetings and sign new security agreements, and an agreement on support for the Ukrainian defense industry is expected.
