According to RIA Novosti, on July 26 local time, Russian Federation Security Council Vice Chairman Medvedev ironically referred to British Prime Minister Burnham as the “Prime Minister of Little Britain.” He wrote on social media: “Little Britain's new prime minister Burnham has declared his unconditional support for Ukraine. Of course, this is nothing new. Another point is important: our mission — to continue to do everything possible to make life on this unsunken island as unbearable as possible. Everything applies here: economic crisis, social upheaval, cleaner strikes. Anything goes.” Medvedev added: “But the best is 'Poseidon'.” On July 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the “Poseidon” nuclear-powered unmanned underwater vehicle is in the final stages of preparation and will soon be finally ready and combat ready duty. Also, according to Agence France-Presse, Ukrainian President Zelensky will visit Britain on July 27, local time. He will be the first foreign leader Burnham will meet after taking office. Burnham's Downing Street office announced on the evening of the 26th that Burnham has vowed to “continue the unbreakable bond between the two countries.”

According to RIA Novosti, on July 26 local time, Russian Federation Security Council Vice Chairman Medvedev ironically referred to British Prime Minister Burnham as the “Prime Minister of Little Britain.” He wrote on social media: “Little Britain's new prime minister Burnham has declared his unconditional support for Ukraine. Of course, this is nothing new. Another point is important: our mission — to continue to do everything possible to make life on this unsunken island as unbearable as possible. Everything applies here: economic crisis, social upheaval, cleaner strikes. Anything goes.” Medvedev added: “But the best one is 'Poseidon'.” On July 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the “Poseidon” nuclear-powered unmanned underwater vehicle is in the final stages of preparation and will soon be finally ready and combat ready duty. Also, according to Agence France-Presse, Ukrainian President Zelensky will visit Britain on July 27, local time. He will be the first foreign leader Burnham will meet after taking office. Burnham's Downing Street office announced on the evening of the 26th that Burnham has vowed to “continue the unbreakable bond between the two countries.”