Prime Minister Boris Johnson met with President Zelenskyy in Kyiv and promised him armored vehicles and anti-ship missile systems

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, and the Chancellor of Austria, Karl Nehammer, traveled to the nation's capital for face-to-face meetings with the president.

120 armored vehicles and new anti-ship missile systems were included in a pledge of new military assistance. This came a day after he promised to send an additional 100 million pounds to Ukraine, saying Britain wanted to help it defend itself against Russian aggression.

The World Bank will get an additional $500 million in loans from the World Bank in addition to the Britain's total loan guarantee of up to $1 billion.

I met my friend President ZelenskyyUa in Kyiv as a show of our support for the people of Ukraine.

The conversation was rich and constructive, according to the head of Ukraine's presidential office.

An image of the two leaders meeting was posted online by the Ukrainian Embassy in London with a headline that said "Surprise."

More Starstreak anti-aircraft missiles, another 800 anti-tank missiles, and precision munitions are included in the package of military aid Britain announced Friday.

The greatest feat of arms of the 21st century was achieved byUkraine, because of President Zelenskyy.

As Zelenskyy makes a continuous round of virtual appearances to drum up support from lawmakers around the world, an increasing number of European leaders have decided the time is right to travel to Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, for in-person talks. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was in Kyiv on Friday.

Nehammer met with Zelenskyy on Saturday and promised that the EU would keep increasing sanctions against Russia until the war stops.

He said that Austrian embassy staff will return to Kyiv from western Ukraine as long as people are dying.

Von der Leyen traveled to Warsaw on Saturday to lead a charity event. She was joined by the Polish President and Zelenskyy.

von der Leyen said at the end of the meeting that over 10 billion euros had been raised for Ukrainian refugees.

More than 2.5 million people have fled to Poland since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Some have moved on to other countries.

The event was co-convened by von der Leyen and Trudeau.

It ended with his son singing John Lennon's peace song "Imagine" for the first time.

He said on social media that he would only sing the song if it was the end of the world.