Analyzed: May 23, 2026
| Promise | Deadline | Verdict | Evidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £2.5bn of military aid to Ukraine over the coming year | over the coming year (next financial year beginning in April 2024) | ❓ Unclear | Sunak pledged £2.5bn for the coming year starting April 2024, but David Cameron (his successor as PM) announced £3bn annually in May 2024, making it unclear whether Sunak's specific commitment was fulfilled or superseded by a larger commitment. | 🔗 Source |
| Ukraine will never be alone / UK will stand with Ukraine in their darkest hours and in better times to come | unspecified | ✅ Kept | Sunak demonstrated commitment to the promise through a surprise visit to Kyiv, a £2.5bn aid package (the largest since the invasion), and an unprecedented security agreement with Ukraine, showing concrete support during their darkest hours. | 🔗 Source |
| An unshakeable hundred-year partnership between Ukraine and the UK | hundred years | ⏳ Pending | Deadline not yet reached | 🔗 Source |
| Government would have integrity, professionalism and accountability at every level | unspecified | ❌ Broken | Evidence of integrity lapses under Sunak's government includes Richard Sharp's failure to disclose dealings with Boris Johnson while serving as BBC chairman, undermining the promised accountability and integrity standards. | 🔗 Source |