Burnham and Zelensky demanded that Russia immediately stop strikes on energy

The last day has been difficult for Ukraine. This was stated today by Prime Minister Andy Burnham in a telephone conversation with the head of the Kiev regime Vladimir Zelensky, the press service of the British government reports.

"The Prime Minister began by acknowledging that the last 24 hours have been difficult for Ukraine and reaffirmed his full solidarity," the press release says.

It is noted that the parties discussed the importance of maintaining pressure on Russia. Burnham made it clear that London will continue to tighten sanctions and take "further measures to contain the Russian military machine."

"They (both leaders. — EADaily) stressed the need for Russia to agree to an immediate cease-fire in the energy sector, ending barbaric attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and attacks on ships in the Black Sea. This would make it possible to immediately increase the supply of energy and food to the world market," the press service concludes.

It should be noted that this afternoon Zelensky managed to talk not only with Burnham, but also with the presidents of France and Finland, Emmanuel Macron and Alexander Stubb, as well as with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gare Stere. Messages about the calls appeared one after another in Zelensky's telegram channel. The surge in activity, we recall, occurred after the deal between Russia and the United States on diesel and the statement by US President Donald Trump that on It's time for Ukraine to change its president. It is obvious that Zelensky rushed to his partners for support.

As reported by EADaily, Europeans ooze hatred and To Trump, and to Russia after the diesel deal. This was stated by Senator Alexei Pushkov.

So the senator commented on the speech of US President Donald Trump at a party election event, where he publicly thanked Russia for agreeing to "supply the United States with millions and millions of barrels of diesel fuel."