Honouring remembrance by defending the principles of peace: UK statement to the OSCE
What happened
Ambassador Holland recalled lessons from past conflicts and said there is a responsibility to defend the principles and institutions set up to prevent them. The statement says Russia's war against Ukraine violates these principles.
What it means for you: There is no action needed for most households. You can read the official statement if you want to follow the wider situation.
Official source: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office: Honouring remembrance by defending the principles of peace: UK statement to the OSCE
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