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But No 10 later said the meeting was delayed, meaning Mr Powell could no longer attend.
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Powell → say → ?
Mr Zelensky had indicated he expected to be updated by Mr Witkoff and Jared Kushner following their talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow in which they discussed the peace efforts in Abu Dhabi.
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they → indicate → Dhabi
Speaking to reporters at the European Political Community summit in Dublin, Mr Burnham said: “Clearly it’s progress that talks are taking place, but I think it would be premature to read too much into them.
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it → speak → them
“The feeling here today is that we must continue to back up President Zelensky in any way we can support him in this process.
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we → continue → process
“It’s got to be about a ceasefire in Ukraine, rather than the issues Russia wants to put on the table around security arrangements in Europe.”
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Russia → get → Europe
He added: “Today, Britain has confirmed more sanctions on Russian oil companies, to the point now where all of the top 10 oil companies in Russia are sanctioned by Britain.
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all → add → Britain
“We are continuing to take practical action to prevent Putin’s war machine being funded.
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machine → continue → action
“The support from Britain continues, and it’s really important that we don’t get drawn in to the talks and then lose our focus on protecting the Ukrainian position now, which is what Britain will continue to do.”
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Britain → continue → what
Asked whether Ukraine was in a weaker position because of a lack of European voices at the negotiating table, the Prime Minister said: “There are European voices in the room.
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Minister → ask → room
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“So I don’t think I accept the premise of your question.”
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I → read → question
He said leaders he had spoken to “are determined to put a bit of a ring of steel around Zelensky”.
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he → say → Zelensky
Earlier, he co-chaired a group meeting on Ukraine with the country’s president.
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co → co → president
Mr Burnham was using the Dublin gathering to urge leaders from some 50 nations to ramp up pressure on Mr Putin to take peace talks seriously.
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Burnham → use → talks
And he announced a fresh package of sanctions on Moscow, covering all 10 of Russia’s major oil producers.
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he → announce → producers
At the Ukraine meeting, Mr Burnham said allies of Ukraine welcomed the resumption of peace talks but said Europe should play a part.
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Europe → say → part
It comes after representatives from the US, Russia and Ukraine participated in the two days of negotiations in Abu Dhabi on ending the war triggered by Russia’s 2022 invasion, with Mr Zelensky stressing he wanted to see Europe involved, something Russia opposes.
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Russia → come → something
The Prime Minister said at the start of the EPC Ukraine meeting: “I’m sure I speak for everybody in saying you have our complete support, both in terms of resisting the aggression that you continue to face, but also in the negotiation process that has started.”
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that → say → process
He added that allies will try to support Ukraine “in every way possible through that process”, and “we will obviously continue to press for European representation in that process”.
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we → add → process
Mr Burnham and Mr Zelensky sat side by side at the head of the table at the meeting attended by more than a dozen leaders, including France’s Emmanuel Macron, Germany’s Friedrich Merz, Ireland’s Micheál Martin and Canada’s Mark Carney – as well as the presidents of the EU Commission and Council and the chief of Nato.
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Burnham → sit → Nato
Downing Street earlier said the new sanctions on Russia included shadow fleet vessels illicitly transporting Russian oil, Russian oil company Slavneft, and Rosneft’s flagship Arctic oil and gas project LLC Vostok Oil.
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sanctions → say → oil
Mr Burnham will also use the EPC summit to “drive forward the UK’s ambition for a new relationship with the European Union”, No 10 said.
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No → use → Union
The Labour leader arrived in Dublin on Thursday afternoon after flying in from Turkey, where he attended the UN Cop31 climate conference.
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he → arrive → conference
He has recently reopened the debate about Britain’s future relationship with the bloc and is preparing for a UK-EU summit in Brussels next Friday.
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He → reopen → Brussels
He was meeting some European leaders, including Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, for the first time face-to-face in the margins of the EPC, as he warms up for the Brussels summit.
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he → meet → summit
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