Ukraine's President Zelenskiy thanked UK's Keir Starmer for continued support in the war against Russia ahead of the NATO Summit in Washington.

The US plans to present a 'bridge to membership' for Ukraine at the summit.

Zelenskiy aims to double Ukraine's air defense capacity with assistance from Germany and the US.

Keir Starmer's attendance at the summit is crucial for Labour's emphasis on national security and military aid for Ukraine.

Despite the UK's absence in discussions on supplying weapons to Ukraine, Starmer will navigate a potentially uncertain future with Trump back in the White House while upholding the alliance's integrity and long-term support for Ukraine.

Hungarian PM Orbán's visits to Moscow and Kyiv have drawn criticism from EU leaders.

Starmer will host a summit with European leaders to discuss support for Ukraine and other crises.

Starmer's attendance at the NATO Summit in Washington is his first overseas trip, showcasing a commitment to allocating 2.5% of GDP to defense and offering ongoing military aid to Ukraine through Labour's Defense Secretary, John Healey.

Russian attacks in Ukraine's Donetsk region have resulted in eight deaths and multiple injuries.