A US-UK visit to Ukraine, hailed as "hugely important", will take place later this week after secretary of state Antony Blinken formally accused Iran of supplying ballistic missiles to Moscow.Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced the trip, which he described as "the first of its kind in a decade", at a press conference in London alongside his American counterpart on Tuesday.Speaking to media in the Foreign Office's Locarno Suite, Mr Lammy said the visit would be critical in order to allow both

A US-UK visit to Ukraine, hailed as "hugely important", will take place later this week after secretary of state Antony Blinken formally accused Iran of supplying ballistic missiles to Moscow.Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced the trip, which he described as "the first of its kind in a decade", at a press conference in London alongside his American counterpart on Tuesday.Speaking to media in the Foreign Office's Locarno Suite, Mr Lammy said the visit would be critical in order to allow both men to listen to Ukrainian concerns and report back to their leaders.