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The Labor Party launched an angry attack on the UK reform after it announced that the flags of Ukraine would be among those who were banned from flying on the party’s headquarters.
Reform President Diaa Youssef said that only Union unions will be transferred to St. George’s precedence from now on.
The party later explained that the councils that run the reform will be allowed to fly to the flags of local provinces.
All other flags – including the Ukrainian national flags that were transferred from the Board’s buildings will be banned throughout the country since Russia’s invasion in 2022 -.
Youssef announced this step in X days after controlling 10 local authorities after its success in the local elections.
He said: “The English councils controlled by the reform will quickly move to solve that the only flags allowed in buildings are Jack Union and the ST George flag.
“No other flags are allowed to transfer on the depths of science, balconies, reception offices, or council walls.”
In response to this announcement, Mike Tab, the workers’ representative of Dover and Deal, said: “As DAT remembers, Britain has a proud history of working with the allies to defeat dictators and tyrants.
“He tells you everything you need to know about Nigel Faraj’s reform that their first work after winning the elections is to ban the Ukrainian flag from our cities halls, in all weeks.
But although it is sick, it should not be surprising: Faraj told us that Vladimir Putin is the global leader who admires him.
“Farage and reform advisers should stop absorbing Moscow and drop their ban on moving the Ukrainian flag immediately.”
“Reform will proudly raise the United Kingdom to Jack, Saint George’s flag and boycott flags. Unlike conservatives and work, we are proud of our country and our history,” said a UK reform spokesman.
