Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick calls the US suspension of military aid to Ukraine “profoundly concerning” as he fears Vladmir Putin may “have a second bite of the cherry, taking further action against Ukraine”.
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00:00Well this is a profoundly concerning development. We want to support Ukraine, we want to put it in
00:07the best possible position as these peace talks continue. We want to bring the conflict to an end
00:12and stop the loss of life on both sides. That means supporting President Zelensky in the final
00:18weeks and months of this conflict and ensuring that a peace is achieved which is actually
00:23sustainable so that we don't see Vladimir Putin having a second bite of the cherry,
00:29taking further action against Ukraine or anywhere else within Eastern Europe in the future. So we
00:34will continue to support Ukraine in any way we can and to support the government in its
00:39efforts to broker a sustainable peace as swiftly as possible.