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revealed Boris Johnson A new package of military aid to support Ukraine, including missile and surveillance systems against unmanned aircraft.
This came during his participation in the Independence Day ceremonies in KyivIn which he affirmed Britain’s continued support for Ukraine.
The British Prime Minister praised Ukraine for"Its indomitable resistance"، Russian military operationwarning at the same time, that "Now is not the time to present a flimsy negotiating plan".
Johnson, who is due to leave office next month, spoke at a news conference with the Ukrainian president Volodymyr ZelenskyDuring his visit to Ukraine this year, and his third since the start of the war on February 24.
pledge British Prime Ministerthat "Britain and Ukraine’s allies stand together with Kyiv and the Ukrainian people".
Consistency: "Ukrainians have a strong will to resist. This is what (Russian President Vladimir) Putin failed to understand".
Addressing the Ukrainians, he continued: "You stand up for your right to live in peace and freedom, and that’s why Ukraine will win".
Johnson posted a tweet on his Twitter account, including a picture of him with Zelensky, commenting on it with emphasis on "His belief that Ukraine can win this war".
For his part, Zelensky confirmed, in a recorded speech that coincides with the passage of 6 months since the start of the war with Russia, and also coincides with the anniversary of his country’s independence from the Soviet Union, that "Ukraine will fight to the end".
He stressed that Ukraine "You will regain control of the Donbass and Crimea regions"which are controlled by Russia، "Whatever it takes".
He continued: "Ukraine no longer sees that the end of the war will come when there is peace, but when it is truly victorious".
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revealed Boris Johnson A new package of military aid to support Ukraine, including missile and surveillance systems against unmanned aircraft.
This came during his participation in the Independence Day ceremonies in KyivIn which he affirmed Britain’s continued support for Ukraine.
The British Prime Minister praised Ukraine for its “indomitable resistance”, Russian military operationAt the same time, he warned that “the current time is not the time to present a flimsy plan for negotiation.”
Johnson, who is due to leave office next month, spoke at a news conference with the Ukrainian president Volodymyr ZelenskyDuring his visit to Ukraine this year, and his third since the start of the war on February 24.
pledge British Prime Minister“Britain and the allies of Ukraine stand united with Kyiv and the Ukrainian people.”
He added, “The Ukrainians have a strong will to resist. This is what (Russian President Vladimir) Putin failed to understand.”
“You defend your right to live in peace and freedom, and that is why Ukraine will win,” he continued, addressing the Ukrainians.
Johnson posted a tweet on his Twitter account, including a picture of him with Zelensky, commenting on it, emphasizing his “belief that Ukraine can win this war.”
For his part, Zelensky stressed, in a recorded speech that coincides with the passage of six months since the start of the war with Russia, and also the anniversary of his country’s independence from the Soviet Union, that “Ukraine will fight to the end.”
He stressed that Ukraine “will regain control of the Donbass and Crimea regions”, which it controls Russia“Whatever it takes.”
“Ukraine no longer sees that the end of the war will come when there is peace, but when it is truly victorious,” he added.