Equipment will include anti-battery radar systems, plus GPS jamming and night-vision devices
Boris Johnson said the aid would ensure Ukraine ‘can continue to push back the Russian invasion and survive as a free and democratic country’.Boris Johnson said the aid would ensure Ukraine ‘can continue to push back the Russian invasion and survive as a free and democratic country’.Last modified on Sat 7 May 2022 23.21 BSTby the UK, in a significant increase in support for the country as it continues to resist Russia’s illegal invasion.
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