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British authorities warned this Wednesday about growing Russian threat to “global stability” as Russian military attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure on the Black Sea continue to intensify, affecting grain exports and slowing the delivery of vital aid to the Palestinian population.

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer called these Russian attacks “indiscriminate”. and noted that they represent an example of the ability of Russian President Vladimir Putin “global food security game” in attempts to achieve the subjugation of Ukraine.”

“Having done this, you harming millions of vulnerable people in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.” Starmer lamented before saying there were signs in recent weeks that the Kremlin had to “turn to North Korea to get troops and increase the power of its war machine.”

“This is a deplorable and desperate act. and now attacks are intensifying on areas of Ukraine that are mainly responsible for food exports to third countries,” the British “prime minister” stated in a statement.

In this sense, he stated that Russia “does not respect international norms and laws”. “Not only was their illegal invasion a blatant attack on the principles of the United Nations Charter, but it showed no respect for human life or the consequences that their actions in Ukraine could have around the world,” he said.

The UK government also announced delivering £120 million worth of aid The Maritime Capabilities Coalition will purchase drones and unmanned boats, as well as surveillance radars aimed at protecting the grain export corridor.

“Russia’s brutal and indiscriminate attacks are not limited to the Black Sea. Russian troops also attacked civil infrastructure in Ukraine all year roundwith the aim of making life unbearable for the population, especially in winter conditions,” the document says.

“They attacked thousands of civilian targets, including hospitals and energy infrastructure,” He elaborated before pointing out that intelligence data shows that since the invasion began in February 2022, there have been 1,522 attacks on Ukraine’s healthcare system, as well as 744 attacks on hospitals and clinics. In total, 234 medical workers are estimated to have died as a result of these explosions.

(Europe Press)