Britain said it will help Kyiv build Storm Shadow missiles in Ukraine. Hours later, the Kremlin announced that Russian forces are already working to find the production sites.

Ukraine marked the 35th anniversary of its independence on August 24. The leaders of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Romania, Moldova, and Luxembourg traveled to Kyiv for the occasion, as did Britain’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, on his first official visit to Ukraine.

The UK's willingness to share classified missile-production knowledge sets a potentially important precedent.

Correspondent Joe Inwood breaks down the weapons technology that could make a difference in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Britain announced on Monday it would allow Kyiv access to classified technology to start production of European SCALP long-range cruise missiles in Ukraine. Photo credit: mbda-systems.comLondon is set to hand Ukraine classified information on British components used in the Storm Shadow/Scalp long-range missile, a move

Burnham made his first foreign visit where he handed over blueprints to an advanced Anglo-French missile, so Ukraine can build their own.

The warning came as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to keep backing Ukraine militarily during a visit to Kyiv.

Tit-for-tat attacks by Russia and Ukraine, both major grain exporters, on ports and vessels in recent weeks have shuttered grain terminals and forced shippers to delay or cancel loadings for dozens of cargoes during the peak export season.

The missiles are capable of hitting targets around 150 miles into Russia.

MOSCOW, Aug 24 - The Kremlin said on Monday that measures were being taken to minimise the impact of Ukrainian strikes on Russia's grain exports as global wheat importers brace for tighter supplies amid attacks on Black Sea grain infrastructure.

Kremlin says British missile help for Ukraine 'adds fuel to the fire'  Reuters

The UK government will permit defense company MBDA to declassify information on British components used in Storm Shadow/SCALP cruise missiles, Ukrinform reported, citing a UK government statement. The move is intended to help Ukraine and France establish local missile assembly lines in Ukraine. The decision follows Bri

The Prime Minister's trip is designed to signal the UK's continued support for the country's battle against Russia.

Kyiv is looking to the tech billionaire for help in its missile crisis, but his war record is 'messy and controversial'