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0:50Now PlayingFormer British prime minister David Cameron, who was named as the new foreign minister on Monday (November 13), met President Volodymyr Zelenskiy for talks, and said in a video posted by Zelenskiy's office that he wanted to underscore London's support for Ukraine.
Zelenskiy said he was grateful for the gesture, which comes amid a conflict in the Middle East that he said had drawn global attention away from Ukraine's war with Russia, which is now in its 21st month and with no end in sight.
Britain has been a close ally of Ukraine throughout the full-scale war launched by Russia in February 2022.
The Ukrainian statement did not say when the talks took place. Strict security measures in place because of the war mean details of visits by foreign dignitaries are sometimes released only some time after they have happened.
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