Foreign Secretary would not deploy British forces to help defend Ukraine
Liz Truss said "Ukraine is not a NATO country, and I think it would be wrong to directly deploy our troops and our resources".
    Liz Truss said "Ukraine is not a NATO country, and I think it would be wrong to directly deploy our troops and our resources".
    The two candidates will campaign over the summer to convince party members they should replace Boris Johnson.
    The Foreign Secretary has described the attack as "absolutely appalling".
    The Prime Minister met with Ukrainian troops taking part in a UK-wide training programme.
    The Conservative MP is one of the two finalists in the run for Number 10.
    The last candidate with a military connection has been voted out, leaving the final two standing.
    Ben Wallace also told MPs the UK "must stick at" supporting Ukraine for "as long as it takes".
    The Prime Minister was invited to RAF Coningsby to see the Quick Reaction Alert team in action.
    Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said the new PM will be reminded of the responsibility they have with the UK as a nuclear power.
    Ms Mordaunt said she would hold firm to the UK's position on the war in Ukraine, stressing Russia "must lose the war".
    The MP for Tonbridge, Edenbridge and Malling, in the race to replace the PM, previously served as an Army Intelligence Corps officer.
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    The first female Defence Secretary said Tory leadership "needs to become a little less about the leader and a lot more about the ship".
    Previously a frontrunner to become Conservative Party leader and PM, Mr Wallace will focus on "keeping this great country safe".
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