Former British leader Boris Johnson has publicly lashed out at Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who is waging a war of aggression against Ukraine.
Points of attention
- Johnson calls Putin's actions archaic and barbaric, reminding him of the independence of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Ukraine.
- Britain may send troops to Ukraine if the US cuts military aid, as this could affect European security.
Johnson publicly addressed Putin
The British politician draws attention to the fact that the illegitimate president of the Russian Federation continues to do everything possible to resurrect the Russian empire.
However, the main problem is that Putin has forgotten: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Ukraine are no longer part of this empire.
As Boris Johnson noted, what the Russian dictator continues to do is archaic and barbaric.
He needs to understand that Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania — none of these countries are part of the Russian empire anymore, and the same goes for Ukraine. It’s over. It’s over. There’s no empire anymore, Vladimir, you f*cking idiot! I’m sorry, but that’s how it is.
Boris Johnson
Former Prime Minister of Great Britain
Interestingly, the journalist laughed when he heard that Boris Johnson again could not contain his emotions when talking about Putin.
Britain may send troops to Ukraine
The former British leader believes that his country may indeed deploy its troops in Ukraine if the new US President Donald Trump cuts military aid to Kyiv.
I say this to people who are watching and thinking, why are we supporting the Ukrainians? Because otherwise our collective security will be truly degraded by the resurgence of Russia, which threatens different parts of Europe.
He also predicted that such a development would force Britain to directly deploy troops.
"Then we will have to pay for sending British troops to defend Ukraine," the former British leader warned.
