Moscow鈥檚 foreign intelligence agency has accused Serbia of selling ammunition to Ukraine and routing it through firms in the Czech Republic and Bulgaria. Both countries are EU and NATO members, unlike Serbia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a trip to the United Kingdom on Monday, where he met with Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London and King Charles III at Windsor Castle.
Zelenskyy is due to attend a NATO leaders鈥 summit, which is scheduled to start in The Hague on Tuesday. NATO head Mark Rutte said earlier this week that the security bloc maintains its unwavering support for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy and Starmer signed an agreement to share 鈥渂attlefield technology鈥 that will see Ukraine and the UK produce long-range drones together 鈥 which will be capable of striking targets in Russia.
The UK government said 鈥渢echnology data sets from Ukraine鈥檚 front line are set to be plugged into UK production lines, allowing British defence firms to rapidly design and build, at scale, cutting edge military equipment available nowhere else in the world鈥.