Britain to send anti-ship missiles to Ukraine to prevent blockade of Black Sea

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Britain to send anti-ship missiles to Ukraine to prevent blockade of Black Sea
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🔴 Britain is expected to start sending anti-ship missiles to Ukraine after the Defence Secretary warned any blockade of the Black Sea could see increased food prices

Britain is expected to start sending anti-ship missiles to Ukraine after the Defence Secretary warned any blockade of the Black Sea could see increased food prices.

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