James Cleverly, on his first visit to Ukraine, said he had never seen such devastation before and said it was vital for the UK and other allies to keep up their support until Kyiv "prevails". Security and Defence Editor @haynesdeborah Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Vladimir Putin is trying to freeze and starve Ukraine's people into giving up this winter by attacking power and water supplies but he will fail, the foreign secretary has told Sky News. James Cleverly, on his first visit to Ukraine, said he had never seen such devastation before and said it was vital for the UK and other allies to keep up their support until Kyiv "prevails". Revealing how he had even briefly experienced a sense of the basic hardship endured by most Ukrainians, the minister said there had been no power or water at the British ambassador's residence in the capital when he arrived on Wednesday after a barrage of Russian missile strikes against the energy grid. Putin's warning for