Britain to treat wounded Ukrainian soldiers in English hospital


LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Sunday it would provide medical treatment to a group of Ukrainian servicemen who had been seriously wounded fighting pro-Russian militants in eastern Ukraine, the latest example of its support for the struggling government in Kiev.

Britain has been one of the most forthright European countries in condemning Russia's behaviour towards Ukraine, saying it poses a grave threat that should be met with tougher EU sanctions unless Moscow changes course.

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