Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited London, where he met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and King Charles III, emphasizing the importance of UK support for Ukraine.

During his visit, Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for Britain's significant assistance, describing it as 'extremely valuable' in Ukraine's ongoing fight against Russian aggression.

He stated that the primary goal is to stop Russian terror and push for peace, calling for enhanced political and military collaboration between Ukraine and the UK.

Zelenskyy urged for closer collaboration on joint defense projects and weapons production to enhance Ukraine's military capabilities.

Zelenskyy emphasized the need for maximum political and diplomatic coordination between Ukraine and the UK to combat Russian aggression.

He reiterated the need for further sanctions against Russia, particularly targeting companies involved in weapons production that are currently not sanctioned.

The discussions occur within a broader geopolitical context involving NATO's defense spending and the implications of Russia's aggression on European security.

Kaja Kallas addressed challenges posed by Hungary regarding sanctions against Russia, stating that the EU is working to reach a consensus on a new sanctions package.

Zelenskyy's visit coincides with broader discussions in the EU regarding military support and humanitarian efforts related to ongoing conflicts, particularly the situation in Gaza.

During the EU foreign ministers' meeting, Kallas emphasized the importance of humanitarian aid in Gaza and the EU's commitment to improving conditions on the ground.

Zelenskyy described cooperation with Russian arms manufacturers as a crime against peace and pledged to rectify the sanctions gap.

Zelenskyy's remarks come ahead of the NATO summit, where discussions on defense spending and strategies to counter Russian threats are expected to take place.