6:30 am: Boris Johnson’s “six-point action plan”
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will present a “six-point action plan” on Sunday to “fail” the Russian invasion. This plans to mobilize an international humanitarian coalition for Ukraine, to support the country’s ability to defend itself, to “maximize” economic pressure once morest the Russian regime, to prevent “the insidious normalization” of what Russia made to Ukraine, to pursue the diplomatic path to achieve de-escalation and to launch “a rapid campaign” to strengthen security in the Euro-Atlantic area.
To implement this plan, Boris Johnson will meet on Monday in Downing Street, separately then during a trilateral meeting, with his Canadian counterparts, Justin Trudeau, and Dutch, Mark Rutte. On Tuesday, he will receive in London the leaders of the Visegrad group (V4) bringing together Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
