War Hero Turned Labour Candidate Pledges Stronger Support for Ukraine
Former Royal Marine Colonel Alastair Carns, now a Labour candidate, believes that Labour can do even more than the current government to help Ukraine secure victory against the Russians. Carns, who resigned from the military to run for office, promises that if Labour wins, there will be a "doubling down" on support for Ukraine, including building international consensus in Europe and providing equipment and capability.
Keir Starmer's Commitment to Ukraine
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, in a recent conversation with Ukraine's President Zelensky, reassured him that regardless of a change in government, the UK's support for Ukraine will remain steadfast. Starmer emphasized the importance of maintaining support for Ukraine and the vital role the UK plays in assisting the country.
Criticism of D-Day Event Absences
War hero Alastair Carns criticized Rishi Sunak and other officials for missing parts of the recent D-Day commemorations, calling it a "mistake." Carns stressed the significance of showing respect for such important military events and expressed the need for the entire country to be represented throughout.
