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UK prime minister and Zelenskyy agree to meet in coming days

The UK government says the leaders discussed sanctions on Russia and called for an immediate energy ceasefire.

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  • The UK government said the prime minister pledged further UK sanctions and action against Russia.
  • The leaders agreed to meet in person in the coming days, according to the UK government.
Why it matters

The announcement sets out the UK government’s position on sanctions and an energy ceasefire.

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The leaders are expected to meet in the coming days, the UK government said.

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The UK government said the prime minister expressed solidarity with Ukraine and discussed maintaining pressure on Russia with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. It said the leaders called for an immediate energy ceasefire and agreed to meet in person in the coming days.

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UK prime minister and Zelenskyy agree to meet in coming daysUK Government

The UK government says the leaders discussed sanctions on Russia and called for an immediate energy ceasefire.UK Government

The UK government said the prime minister pledged further UK sanctions and action against Russia.UK Government

The leaders agreed to meet in person in the coming days, according to the UK government.UK Government

The announcement sets out the UK government’s position on sanctions and an energy ceasefire.UK Government

The leaders are expected to meet in the coming days, the UK government said.UK Government

The UK government said the prime minister expressed solidarity with Ukraine and discussed maintaining pressure on Russia with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.UK Government

It said the leaders called for an immediate energy ceasefire and agreed to meet in person in the coming days.UK Government

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