United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 704456
That British Armed Forces not be sent to fight in Ukraine under any circumstance
Introduced
25 November 2024
Last action
25 November 2024 · Petition
Status
12 signatures
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Subjects
Defence
Source updated
11 February 2025
Summary
The war in Ukraine is not a matter that should involve British troops in any capacity. It is not a member of NATO and needs to come to peace terms with Russia to end the killing and destruction. Supporting Ukraine prolongs a now senseless war We have seen so many casualties, dead, wounded, maimed for life physically and mentally, among our armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan that I want our parliament to debate and pass a motion that the Go ernment will not be allowed to send our troops to war without a direct threat to our nation or a NATO country.
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25 November 2024
Petition
The war in Ukraine is not a matter that should involve British troops in any capacity. It is not a member of NATO and needs to come to peace terms with Russia to end the killing and destruction. Supporting Ukraine prolongs a now senseless war We have seen so many casualties, dead, wounded, maimed for life physically and mentally, among our armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan that I want our parliament to debate and pass a motion that the Go ernment will not be allowed to send our troops to war without a direct threat to our nation or a NATO country.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/704456
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/704456.json
- uk · pet-704456 · source updated 11 February 2025