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UK and Germany reaffirm support for Ukraine at defence meeting

The governments said they would continue coordinating military support and developing security guarantees for Ukraine.

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  • The statement followed the second Defence Ministerial Council under the Trinity House Agreement.
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The countries said they would keep working with Ukraine and partners to connect Ukraine’s military needs with available support.

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The governments said they would develop security guarantees for implementation after hostilities cease and when conditions are right.

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