They will also be used to transport officials and help those rebuilding railways.
Great Britain will provide Ukraine with 13 armored vehicles to help in the evacuation of civilians from areas surrounded by Russian troops in eastern Ukraine. This was reported by Reuters, citing a statement from the British government. Liz Trass.
Britain has added that vehicles capable of protecting against bullets, anti-personnel mines and improvised explosive devices will also be used to transport officials to temporary command posts and to help workers rebuild railways.
cars are transferred from the fleet of the British Foreign Office in response to a request from the Ukrainian government. The cars will start arriving in a few days.
It will be recalled that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Borys Johnson addressed the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine online today.
In particular, he reported on a new military aid package of 300 million pounds . After the speech, Johnson said that “ This is the heyday of Ukraine , an epic chapter in your national history. Your children and grandchildren will say that Ukrainians have taught the world that the aggressor's brute force has nothing against the moral strength of a nation is set to be free “.
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