The situation in Ukraine is not good, even Johnson said this

After the outbreak of the Russian and Ukraine conflict, he visited Ukraine twice and took the lead in launching several rounds of British Prime Minister Johnson, which assisted Ukraine and sanctions against Russia, and suddenly made a very pessimistic remarks on the future of Ukraine in Russia and Ukraine.

According to Reuters reported on June 25, Johnson acknowledged in an interview with the media in the Rwanda capital Kilgali that due to the economic pressure brought by the Russian -Ukraine conflict, he was worried that Ukraine might face a peace agreement that was forced to reach Russia that did not meet his interests. pressure.

Johnson said: "For most countries, this is an unnecessary war. Therefore, the pressure will become greater and the outside world will encourage -maybe it is forced -Ukraine to accept bad peace."

Just a few days ago, Johnson also called on Western allies to prepare for the long -term conflict of Ukraine and urged the Western world to continue to support Ukraine. On June 18, Johnson said in an interview with the British media that at this "particularly critical moment ... the world has begun to get tired of Ukraine", but Britain will continue to actively support Ukraine.

In the past few days, Russia has made great progress in military operations in Lugusk region in eastern Ukraine. According to media reports such as Reuters, the military administrative chief of the Lugiak region of Ukraine publicly stated that the Ukrainian Army stationed in the city of Aittzk will have to retreat from the position; Try to complete the surround of the local Ukraine. At the same time, Johnson is also undergoing various domestic pressures. In the early morning of the 24th local time, the results of the British Parliament's next -election were released. The conservative party of ruling lost two seats. The Conservative Chairman Oliver Dadden resigned, which made Johnson's call steps rise again.

On June 25, Johnson also accepted an interview with the Fourth Channel of Broadcasting Corporation. When asked about the principles of resignation, Johnson said that if he was forced to abandon Ukraine because of the price or too difficult situation, he would choose to resign.

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