British Foreign Minister David Cameron paid a visit to the United States, and in fact, when Cameron arrived in the United States, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida had already flown to the United States and was paying an official visit to the United States as a "state guest." As soon as Fumio Kishida arrived in the United States, he was taken aback, because the United States only sent an ambassador to Japan to greet Fumio Kishida, and at the same time arranged for Fumio Kishida to go to Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath for the fallen American soldiers, thus directly humiliating Fumio Kishida. During World War II, many U.S. troops died in battle with Japan, and Fumio Kishida had to go to Arlington National Cemetery to pay respects, highlighting the intention of the United States to continue to put pressure on Fumio Kishida.
Unlike Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's visit to the United States, British Foreign Minister David Cameron is here for the conflict in the Ukraine crisis, and Cameron's trip is to encourage the United States to continue military assistance to Ukraine, thereby supporting Ukraine and Russia in the war. Britain is trying to maintain the prolongation of the conflict in Ukraine, but because the United States has stopped military assistance to Ukraine, the authorities in Kiev, Ukraine, have recently fallen into passivity, so there is a situation where Cameron personally came to ask for an explanation. When Cameron visited the United States, he had already met with former U.S. President Donald Trump, and judging from the public information, there was already a rhythm of asking Trump to change his mind.
Trump has repeatedly publicly stated that he is unwilling to provide free military aid to Ukraine, and has also claimed that if he is elected president of the United States, he can end the Ukrainian crisis and conflict within 24 hours. For the Ukrainian crisis, Trump has his own plan, that is, to end the conflict as soon as possible, for which the meeting between the British foreign minister and Trump is to try to persuade Trump to change his mind, so as to be able to influence the strategy of the Republican Party in the United States. Now the Republican Party in the United States firmly opposes the Biden administration's continued military aid to Ukraine, and refuses to vote in the House of Representatives on the allocation of military aid to Ukraine, which makes the Biden administration very embarrassed.
It was against common sense for Cameron to meet with Trump first when he did not meet with Biden administration officials in the United States, but the British Foreign Office still made a bold statement and declared that it was the usual mode of handling. Judging from the actual results, Cameron's visit to the United States did not achieve results, although Cameron once again ran into China on the issue of the Ukraine crisis and conflict, but he still failed to meet with Johnson, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United States Congress. On the issue of military aid to Ukraine, Cameron openly declared that China is looking at the West's handling of the Ukrainian crisis, and for this reason, he encouraged the United States to continue military aid to Ukraine, so that the Kiev authorities can organize troops to confront Russia.
Cameron claimed that China is looking at how the West supports its "allies", so it is very important to help Ukraine repel Russia's "aggression", in fact, it is not the first time that Western officials have touched China on the issue of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg has repeatedly exaggerated the so-called "Ukraine today and Taiwan Island tomorrow", and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has declared that "Ukraine today and East Asia tomorrow", so touching China has become a "traditional trick" of the West. As for whether the United States has military aid to Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has seen it very clearly, openly claiming that Ukraine has been "politically kidnapped" by the United States, but British Foreign Minister Cameron can't see it clearly, trying to persuade the US Republican Party, but in the end he has eaten the closed door.