British diplomats traveled to European capitals to convince their colleagues not to cut aid to Ukraine amid rising prices, the Telegraph newspaper reported, citing sources.

Diplomats of the United Kingdom travel to European capitals to convince their colleagues of the unacceptability of cuts in aid to Kyiv, the publication said.

London fears that Europe's support for Ukraine may dry up amid rising prices.

European governments are said to be increasingly concerned about spending on weapons and humanitarian supplies, while citizens are facing soaring energy prices, the newspaper said, citing a person familiar with the matter.

Senior EU officials fear that there could be a tipping point in the autumn or early winter, which will change the position of the population regarding assistance to Ukraine. It is noted that in some countries of the bloc they are allegedly considering the possibility of advocating the easing of anti-Russian sanctions on the eve of the meeting of the EU foreign ministers in Prague on August 30-31.