While Trump turns his back, Zelensky receives unconditional support from elsewhere. The assurance obtained

While Trump turned his back on him, Zelensky received unconditional support from elsewhere. The assurance obtained by Volodymyr Zelensky was received on Wednesday in London, meeting with Prime Minister Andy Burnham and King Charles, after the relationship between the Ukrainian president and the United States had seen a sharp deterioration, writes Reuters. Zelensky was received with all honors, arriving in Great Britain after another night of intense attacks by Russia and a few hours after Ukraine accused Elon Musk's SpaceX company of paralyzing drone operations by limiting Starlink services. The diplomatic demonstration, which included a 25-minute audience with King Charles and a guard of honor on Downing Street, reminded of Zelensky's visit to London in February 2025, shortly after he entered into conflict with American president Donald Trump and vice president JD Vance. At the beginning of the Wednesday meeting at Downing Street, Zelensky stated that he wished to discuss the difficulties related to Starlink and the exchange of information and that Ukraine still relies on its partnership with the United States. Trump stated at the end of the week that Zelensky should be replaced as the leader of Ukraine, a few days after the US president reached an agreement with Moscow to lift sanctions on Russian gasoline exports. London announced that it does not support the agreement between the US and Russia on gasoline and urged allies to maintain economic pressure on Moscow. In an interview given to presenter Piers Morgan, Zelensky stated that it was "painful" when Trump took Russia's side to the detriment of Ukraine. Burnham stated that the last few days had been "very sombre and difficult" for Ukraine, but that Great Britain remains a hopeful ally. "We support you, and this will not change," said the British Prime Minister. Earlier, he announced the planned delivery of surface-to-air missiles worth 45 million pounds (59.6 million dollars), intended to target Russian ramjet-powered drones, of which 10 million pounds will be allocated in an emergency regime to meet immediate needs in Ukraine. Burnham officially requested officials to develop new sanctions, military aid, and fiscal support, and his ministers of Foreign Affairs and Finance pressured allies to follow the example of London in banning maritime services that support the export of Russian liquefied natural gas.