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UK should consider sending troops to Ukraine says former armed forces minister - but away from the frontline

Sky News Friday, 12 April 2024
The UK should consider sending troops to Ukraine to give training and other support to Ukrainian forces in their war with Russia - though away from the frontline, former armed forces minister James Heappey has said.
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