There’s no greater challenge for either of our countries than the challenge of Russian aggression, and we see that not just in Ukraine itself, but beyond Ukraine, impacting on our own countries.
Keir Starmer: “There’s no greater challenge for either of our countries than the challenge of Russian aggression, and we see that not…”
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Discussing the challenge of Russian aggression.
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