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Zelenskyy presents medal to ‘dear friend’ Rishi Sunak

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Zelenskyy presents medal to ‘dear friend’ Rishi Sunak

Zelenskyy presents medal to ‘dear friend’ Rishi Sunak

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has presented Rishi Sunak with the ‘Order of Freedom’ during a surprise visit to Ukraine.

This comes as Mr Sunak announces a military package of £2.5bn support in their fight against Russia.

Report by Rowlandi.

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