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Russian assaults on Black Sea delaying important help to Palestinians, Sir Keir Starmer warns

By Editorial Board Published October 22, 2024 4 Min Read
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Russian assaults on Black Sea delaying important help to Palestinians, Sir Keir Starmer warns

Russian assaults on the Black Sea is delaying important help from reaching Palestinians, Sir Keir Starmer has warned.

The prime minister mentioned Vladimir Putin’s actions in opposition to Ukrainian port infrastructure are additionally stopping essential grain provides from being delivered to the worldwide south in what he referred to as a menace to world stability.

Sir Keir made the warning forward of his go to to Samoa for the Commonwealth Heads of Authorities Assembly (CHOGM) the place he’ll meet representatives of all 56 impartial member states.

The UK has acquired intelligence exhibiting that Russia is more and more finishing up strikes on port infrastructure within the Black Sea – together with at the very least 4 service provider vessels between 5 and 14 October.

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The strikes are believed to have delayed one ship from leaving Ukraine which carried the vegetable oil wanted for the world meals programme in Palestine.

The assaults additionally hit ships loaded with grain destined for Egypt and two vessels carrying corn and different world meals programme shipments sure for southern Africa.

“Russia’s indiscriminate strikes on ports in the Black Sea underscore that Putin is willing to gamble on global food security in his attempts to force Ukraine into submission,” the prime minister mentioned.

”In doing so, he’s harming tens of millions of susceptible folks throughout Africa, Asia and the Center East, to attempt to achieve the higher hand in his barbaric battle.

“In recent weeks, we have seen reporting that the Kremlin has been forced to turn to North Korea to provide troops to fuel its self-destructing war machine, an embarrassing and desperate act, and now they are intensifying attacks on areas of Ukraine that support the global south with much-needed food.”

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Sir Keir’s warning got here after he met a gaggle of British Palestinians who’ve relations trapped in Gaza on Tuesday.

The British Palestinian Households Community offered the prime minister with an inventory of 10 calls for to assist enhance the scenario, together with the necessity for a kid evacuation scheme.

The scheme would offer life-saving remedy for 15 critically injured kids from Gaza by bringing them to the UK to obtain specialised care.

“It is hard to talk about this collective trauma, but political leaders must hear our testimonies directly, so they understand the real-life impact of their policies,” one of many relations mentioned.

“This would just be a tiny drop in the ocean, but it could be the start of something more. All we can hope is that they have not just heard what we have said, but have listened. Time will tell.”

The group additionally referred to as for a Palestinian visa programme and measures by the UK to make sure medical help enters Gaza regardless of Israel’s ongoing blockade.

The prime minister will stay in Samoa till Saturday.

There was mounting stress from leaders of Caribbean nations to pay reparations for the affect of the transatlantic slave commerce.

Downing Avenue has mentioned Sir Keir stays against apologising for the UK’s historic position in slavery and that the difficulty of reparations is “not on the agenda” on the summit regardless of calls from a few of his personal MPs.

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