Will Lift From British Help Keep Ukraine From Splitting?

At a moment when Germany has waffled on arms deliveries to Kyiv and the French president’s effort to pacify Putin has fizzled, more facts are emerging about just how vital British assistance has been. 

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Britain's prime minister, Boris Johnson, leaves 10 Downing St. April 19, 2022. AP/Alastair Grant

ATHENS — Two flags can be seen fluttering above the rooftop of the British Embassy in the Greek capital: a Union Jack and the blue and yellow standard of Ukraine.  No similar pairing is visible at other embassies nearby. 

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