UK’s Cameron heads to Germany for talks on Ukraine, Gaza

British foreign minister David Cameron will discuss boosting support for Ukraine and efforts to get more humanitarian aid into Gaza in talks with his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock in Berlin on Thursday.
The pair’s meeting comes days after Russian media last week published an intercepted online call between senior German military officials about Ukraine, which included details of Britain’s operations in the country.
At the second UK-Germany annual Strategic Dialogue on Thursday, the two foreign ministers will discuss further military assistance for Ukraine and how to put more pressure on Russia.
They will also discuss progress towards a ceasefire in Gaza, aid for the Palestinian enclave and preventing illegal migration.
While Cameron called for “strength, resilience and unity” in a statement trailing his talks with Baerbock, it is likely that he will also bring up the embarrassing leak in the pair’s meeting.