The UK is planning for a range of scenarios regarding US President-elect
Donald Trump's stance on Ukraine, as stated by Treasury Chief Secretary Darren Jones.
During the campaign, Trump claimed he could resolve the Ukraine war quickly but provided no details.
His VP nominee, JD Vance, opposed increased funding to Ukraine.
Despite this uncertainty, Jones reaffirmed the UK's £3bn annual support to Ukraine, emphasizing the commitment amid domestic fiscal challenges.
Asked about defense spending, Jones noted a 2.3% GDP expenditure and hinted at future strategic adjustments.
Meanwhile, Sir Tony Radakin, UK's chief of defence staff, reported on the significant human and financial toll Russia faces from its war efforts, as October marked the highest losses since the conflict began.
The UK remains focused on meeting NATO obligations and evaluating its future role in global alliances.