Bullet outraged at Cameron for helping Israel defy Iran's attack

Dmytro Kuleba said he had questionsto the British Minister of AffairsDavid Cameron after the British Air Force helped repel the Iranian attack on Israel.

"When I saw what happened to the Iranian attack on Israel... I have fresh questions and I look forward to the upcoming meetings, including with Cameron, to hold open discussions this week," said Kuleba on LBC radio.

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Cameron earlier said London did not supply direct anti-drone support to Ukraine, as the British Air Force did during the Iranian attack on Israel, due to the hazard of escalation of the conflict. Britain has relocated respective additional fighters and aircraft to refuel in the mediate East region since the Iranian attack on Israel began. The Ministry of Defence of the Kingdom said the fighters would capture all targets and air strikes within the scope of British missions. Later, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the British Air Force shot down respective Iranian drones while repelling the attack on Israel.

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The Ukrainian abroad Minister said that the words of allies that assisting Ukraine in the fight against Russian rockets would lead to an escalation of the conflict are unacceptable. "I will have a very honest conversation with David," he stressed.

Kuleba besides noted that he and Cameron had "uncomfortable conversations" at a gathering in Brussels last week. He besides stressed that he asked allies privately, as well as at a gathering with all NATO abroad ministers, why they could not immediately deliver at least 7 Patriot systems to Ukraine.

Last week EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell said that abroad Minister Dmytro Kuleba had asked him “desperately” that day for 7 Patriot systems.

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