Ukraine - latest updates
Latest updates on the government's response to the situation in Ukraine.
This page brings together the latest statements and articles from the government on the situation in Ukraine:
10 July
Minister for Europe David Lidington visits Ukraine
27 June
PM signs EU agreements with Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine
26 June
Written Ministerial Statement on EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
20 June
Foreign Secretary welcomes Ukraine peace plan
13 June
Foreign Secretary urges Russia to prevent further violence in eastern Ukraine
25 May
22 May
Foreign Secretary condemns attack on Ukraine checkpoint
16 May
Minister for Europe gravely concerned about human rights in Crimea
13 May
11 May
FCO spokesperson comments on illegitimate referendum in Ukraine
5 May
3 May
2 May
30 April
29 April
28 April
- Foreign Secretary updates Parliament on the crisis in Ukraine
- International meeting to support the Government of Ukraine in recovering stolen assets
- Speech - William Hague on the importance of supporting Ukraine to build a better, more prosperous and stable future at the forum on asset recovery
26 April
25 April
23 April
18 April
17 April
14 April
- Foreign Secretary William Hague has confirmed further EU sanctions in response to events in Eastern Ukraine
- PM phone calls with Chancellor Merkel and President Hollande: 14 April 2014
13 April
8 April
4 April
27 March
26 March
25 March
24 March
22 March
21 March
19 March
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The Prime Minister spoke to Chancellor Angela Merkel about the EU’s response to events in Ukraine
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Statement by UK Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant to the UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine
18 March
17 March
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Foreign Secretary condemns Russia’s recognition of Crimea as a ‘sovereign state’
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Adoption of EU sanctions against individuals in Russia and Crimea
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Foreign Secretary William Hague: UK will not recognise the Crimea referendum as legal or legitimate
16 March
15 March
14 March
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Foreign Secretary says Russia must engage in dialogue over Ukraine
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Foreign Secretary William Hague statement on the UK, US and Russia talks in London
12 March
10 March
- Emergency European Council on Ukraine: David Cameron’s statement
- PM and Chancellor Merkel discuss Ukraine at CeBIT
- Foreign Secretary William Hague discussed the situation in Ukraine with Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski
9 March
8 March
6 March
- EU meeting on Ukraine: David Cameron’s speech
- UK sends team to Kyiv to assist Ukrainian government with asset recovery
- The Prime Minister was in Brussels for an extraordinary meeting of EU heads of state or government on Ukraine. Listen to his words on arrival.
5 March
- PM phone call with President Obama: 5 March 2014
- Update on efforts to bring Russia and Ukraine into talks
- Joint statement by Foreign Ministers of UK, US and Ukraine on Budapest Memorandum
- Foreign Secretary sets out importance of diplomatic progress on Ukraine
4 March
- Foreign Secretary William Hague statement to Parliament on the situation in Ukraine and the UK government’s response
- Statement by Ambassador Lyall Grant of the UK Mission to the UN, to the Security Council meeting on Ukraine
3 March
- PM phone calls with Chancellor Merkel and President Hollande
- David Lidington comments on Ukraine at EU Foreign Ministers meeting
- Joint statement on Ukraine
- Statement by G7 finance ministers on economic support for Ukraine
2 March
- PM phone call with President Obama: 2 March 2014
- Statement on Ukraine: 2 March 2014
- Foreign Secretary’s remarks to the media ahead of visit to Ukraine
1 March
- PM statement on Ukraine: 1 March 2014
- Foreign Secretary calls for de-escalation of tensions in Ukraine
- Statement by Ambassador Lyall Grant of the UK Mission to the UN, to the UN Security Council meeting on the situation in Ukraine
28 February
25 February
21 February
20 February
19 February
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Updates to this page
Last updated 25 May 2014 + show all updates
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Added Foreign Secretary press statement about elections
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Added Foreign Secretary statement.
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Updated with press release
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Updated with Foreign Secretary statement 13 May
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FCO spokesperson comments on illegitimate referendum in Ukraine
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Included statement on Foreign Secretary visit to Ukraine
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Updated with the Foreign Secretary's statement
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Added in update for UK business
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Prime Minister's phone call with President Putin: 30 April 2014
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Updated with joint UK, US and Ukraine statement
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Updated with Foreign Secretary statement
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Updated with PM phone call and statement.
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Updated to include 23 April activity
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Updated with Foreign Secretary statement
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Updated with recent statement
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Updated with Foreign Secretary statement
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Added update 4 April update
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updated with Foreign Secretary statement
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Added update for 25 March.
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Added update for the 24 March
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Added articles for 22 March
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Updated with PM's press conference statement
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Updated with statement for the 19th March
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18 March updates
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Added Statement on EU FAC
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Updated with Foreign Secretary Statement
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Updated with Foreign Secretary statement
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Updated with G7 statement
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Emergency European Council on Ukraine: David Cameron’s statement
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Updated with PM phone calls over the weekend to President Obama, President Putin and PM Harper as well as discussions with Chancellor Merkel.
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Updated with PM's words on arrival in Brussels
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Added latest statement on Ukraine
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Updated with details of PM call to President Obama: 5 March 2014
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Adding statements from 5 March.
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Added Speech "Government in Kiev is legitimate and has been overwhelmingly endorsed by the Ukrainian parliament"
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