Moscow's calls to ceasefire should be ignored – Sunak

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urged not to pay attention to Russia's proposals regarding a ceasefire.

She uses this for troop regrouping, Sky News reports.

Sunak also called on NATO to provide Ukraine with more air defense systems, artillery, and armored vehicles.

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'We must be clear that any unilateral call for a ceasefire from Russia is absolutely meaningless in the current context. I think it would be a misguided call, it would be used by Russia for regrouping, to strengthen its troops. And as long as they do not leave the occupied territory, there can and should be no real negotiations,' said Sunak.

The Prime Minister indicated that the Alliance should weaken Russia's capability to regroup and replenish its stocks. We must cut off the chains and deprive the Russian Federation of international support.

The UK has confirmed the delivery of new precision-guided Brimstone 2 missiles to Ukraine.

Brimstone missiles are developed by MBDA UK for the Royal Air Force.

The class of missiles 'air-to-ground', 'ground-to-ground' is designed to destroy tanks, artillery systems, electronic warfare systems, small vessels, and landing ships.