King Charles has reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s support for Ukraine, expressing solidarity with the nation during the ongoing Russian invasion. The monarch emphasized the importance of securing Ukraine’s security, sovereignty, and prosperity for lasting peace.
In commemoration of the 100-Year Partnership between the UK and Ukraine, Charles conveyed his heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the Ukrainian people as the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion approaches. Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy reportedly visited Ukraine for a forum discussing future cooperation between the two countries.
Publicly endorsing Ukraine since the early stages of the invasion, King Charles has shown continuous support by meeting Ukrainian refugees in the UK and featuring the Songs for Ukraine Chorus in his recent Christmas Day broadcast. Additionally, he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to demonstrate solidarity.
The UK-Ukraine partnership, comprising a treaty and political declaration, aims to enhance military collaboration, maritime security, healthcare cooperation, disease control, agricultural technology, space industry development, cultural exchanges, and educational projects.
Celebrating the first anniversary of the 100-Year Partnership, King Charles praised the resilient spirit of the Ukrainian people amid adversity and expressed admiration for their courage and strength. The royal family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales, has actively supported Ukrainian charities and refugees, advocating for peace and unity.
Prince William’s visit to Estonia to meet with British troops and Ukrainian refugees highlighted the strong relationship between the UK and Estonia, emphasizing support for Ukraine. The royal family’s involvement underscores the UK’s commitment on the global stage in supporting Ukraine during challenging times.