Britain's Foreign Secretary addressed the Warsaw Security Forum with a call to European partners to support Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and advocate for the introduction of an energy truce. The statement was made as winter approaches, which is expected to pose yet another severe challenge for Ukraine due to ongoing Russian attacks on the country's energy infrastructure. According to the head of Britain's foreign policy department, the escalation of strikes against Ukraine's power system threatens to cut off heat and electricity supplies to millions of civilians during the cold season. In light of this, London is calling on its European allies to unite their efforts and exert pressure to halt attacks on energy facilities in order to reduce humanitarian risks to the Ukrainian population. The Warsaw Security Forum traditionally brings together government representatives, defense experts, and diplomats from various countries to discuss current challenges in European security. This year, one of the central topics has been the ongoing military confrontation in Ukraine and the need for coordinated international support for Kyiv. The energy truce initiative is being considered as one tool to reduce tensions ahead of the winter season, when the vulnerability of energy infrastructure becomes particularly critical. Britain has repeatedly stated its commitment to supporting Ukraine and intends to continue coordinating with European partners on both military and humanitarian assistance.