The British Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron has met with the US Presidential hopeful Donald Trump for talks in Florida.
Cameron will then head to Washington DC to hold talks with the US secretary of state Antony Blinken.
A Foreign Office spokesman said, “His talks [in Washington] will focus on a range of shared US-UK priorities, including securing international support for Ukraine and bringing stability to the Middle East.”
Speaking of the visit to see Trump the spokesman said, “It is standard practice for ministers to meet with opposition candidates as part of their routine international engagement.”
The British Foreign Secretary and his French counterpart warned on Monday that if Russia wins this war, then “we all lose.”
Stephane Sejourne and the Foreign Secretary said, “We are both absolutely clear – Ukraine must win this war. If Ukraine loses, we all lose.
The costs of failing to support Ukraine now will be far greater than the costs of repelling Putin.
“But, as discussed during the Paris Conference in February, we must do even more to ensure we defeat Russia. The world is watching – and will judge us if we fail.”
In a joint article in the Daily Telegraph Sejourne and Cameron wrote, “We must do more to ensure we defeat Russia.
“The world is watching – and will judge us if we fail.”
Last week Cameron said that the trip to America will be to put pressure on politicians to commit to sending military aid to Ukraine.
He wrote on X, “Britain’s put forward its money for Ukraine this year. So’s the European Union.
“America needs to do it. That is blocked in Congress.
“Speaker Johnson can make it happen in Congress. I’m going to go and see him next week and say we need that money, Ukraine needs that money.
“It is American security, it’s European security, it’s Britain’s security that is on the line in Ukraine, and they need our help.”
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