By Eliza Popova
During his speech, Boris Johnson condemned Russian attacks on civilians and stressed that Russia had already lost war. "The people of Ukraine will not be terror, Ukrainians will never give up, and Putin will never conquer Ukraine," Johnson said. Johnson noted that Putin continues the war not for faith in victory, but for his own political survival. The former Prime Minister urged allies not to seek compromises with the Kremlin. "The only language he understands is power.
You will not change its calculations either with red carriers or concessions. And it is impossible to agree on the territory with a crocodile that squeezes your neck with claws," Boris Johnson said. The politician is convinced that the war can only be stopped through the power and decisive actions of the West. Johnson emphasized the need to expand secondary sanctions and urged to defrost about $ 300 billion of Russian assets and transfer them to Ukraine as reparations. "This is absolutely legally.
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