Boris Johnson Condemns U.S. Decision on Russian Diesel and Leadership Statements
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Boris Johnson: Trump Is “Bankrolling Putin’s Slaughter”
GB News, the UK’s version of Fox News, reports: Boris Johnson has blasted Donald Trump for his “sickening” decision to lift sanctions on Russian oil. The former UK Prime Minister said Washington’s deal with Moscow to release millions of tonnes of diesel onto the global market would help “bankroll Putin’s slaughter” in Ukraine. Kyiv’s crippling … The post Boris Johnson: Trump Is “Bankrolling Putin’s Slaughter” appeared first on Joe.My.God..
DMITRIJ Medvedev reacted to Donald Trump's statement about the war in Ukraine. He said that victory for Russia will not come from Trump's words, but from Russian soldiers, ballistic missiles and drones.
The Secretary of Defense of Britain, Wes Stricking, stated that London continued to support the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, and was in favour of preserving the unity of the West, commenting on the call by US President Donald Trump to replace the Ukrainian leader. Britain continued to provide political support to Vladimir Zelensky after US President Donald Trump called for the emergence of a new leader in Ukraine and approved a contr…
Wes Streeting says UK has role to play after Trump's astonishing Zelensky attack
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said the UK will 'try to bring our friends back together' after Donald Trump said it was 'time for Ukraine to get a new president' over criticism of his Russia oil deal
The United States is disgusting by lifting sanctions on Russian oil and accusing Zelensky, as stated by former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Johnson criticized Trump for lifting sanctions on Russian fuel, as well as charges against Zelensky.
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has criticized the US decision to ease sanctions on Russian fuel, alleging that this could provide Russian President Vladimir Putin with financial support to continue his war against Ukraine. Johnson blamed the closure of the Strait of Hormuz for the rise in fuel prices.
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