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In Buckingham Palace held a meeting of Charles III and Zelensky

King Charles III of Great Britain received Vladimir Zelensky at Buckingham Palace. sb.by. According to TASS, the press service of the monarch said that...

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In Buckingham Palace held a meeting of Charles III and Zelensky

King Charles III of Great Britain received Vladimir Zelensky at Buckingham Palace. sb.by.

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The press service of the monarch reported that Charles III met Vladimir Zelensky in the Chinese dining room, then invited him to his personal room for audiences. The conversation lasted about 25 minutes.

Upon completion of the audience with the monarch, Volodymyr Zelensky went to talks with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

The parties are expected to discuss financial and military support for Ukraine, as well as the situation at the front, including the possible termination of the transfer of US intelligence to Kiev. A press conference following the meeting is not planned.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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